Sentence examples for rather sound from inspiring English sources
The phrase "rather sound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is reasonable, sensible, or well-founded.
Example: "Her argument was rather sound, providing strong evidence to support her claims."
Alternatives: "fairly solid" or "quite reasonable".
Did Mr. Rather sound giddy?
Nor was it personal and romantic, in the manner of our own effusive music, but rather, sound broken up into beautiful patterns".
Sound offers a way into thinking about who and what is unseen, and appears, on the surface, to offer a more radical, if harder to grasp conception of what insurrectionary politics might look, or rather sound, like.
In broadcast interviews, ministers carefully dodge the delivery of any information at all; they would rather sound imbecilic, as if they understood very little and knew even less, than run the risk of having said anything of import.
From the look (or, rather, sound of it), hardware startups are convinced that the effect is set to be the next big thing in consumer audio, and Kickstarter, accordingly, is littered with headphones that promise a more immersive listening experience akin to the recent VR boom.
The superdelegate exists for a reason, and a rather sound one.
It rather sounds as if it's a song Adele has been listening to on repeat.
But he rather sounds as if he's moving through the list.
It rather sounds like they will be scrapped in favor of Avid's ICON line.
If that rather sounds like the House of Commons - maybe the new careers adviser, Ms Lumley, could have a word.
This rather sounds like Arthur Schlesinger's "vital center," absorbing and coopting the more moderate possibilities of movement politics.
