Sentence examples for may be sounds from inspiring English sources

But to some, this promise — or overpromise as the case may be — sounds familiar.

This step seems sound (does not lead us into error) and may be sound; but its soundness is opaque.

"That may be sound," the Mayor said.

The theory may be sound.

"Names come up that may be sound but there are no home runs in the crowd.

For roughly one per cent of the population — about three million Americans — the advice may be sound.

Legal experts say that may be sound legal advice regardless of an executive's culpability.

In this he went legally, philosophically and morally astray, although his politics may be sound.

Such intentions may be sound, but too often the results are problematic.

Her nutrition may be sound, but someone might coach her not to be so severe and judgmental.

All of it, or any part of it, may be sounded successively as a melody or simultaneously as a harmony.