Sentence examples for seems a sound from inspiring English sources

That seems a sound judgment.

It seems a sound approach, if you have two people willing to concede some ground.

It seems a sound theory, but it's one with considerable risks.

It seems a sound principle, and incompetence was hardly unknown in the traditional, command-and-control model of public services.

The deal seems a sound one, ventured the mayor, Carter Williams: China needs cleaner food and America needs global markets.

They can be scholars: someone who knows the canon backward and forward seems a sound gatekeeper for esteem.

This seemed a sound aesthetic decision.

It seemed a sound strategy on paper as the firm's commodity brands Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep are caught up in the discounting wars.

The Conservative strategy seemed a sound one: let the two opposition parties battle it out while the ruling party would float as much advertising as possible, handily winning over another majority.

"We are incompetent to solve the times," Emerson said (though, characteristically, he then went on to try to solve them), and that has always seemed a sound journalistic maxim to me.

Jones started last weekend's defeat to Swansea and played 41 times in the 2015-16 Championship-winning campaign; Defour should be an upgrade but one in, one out does not seem a sound policy for a squad this thin and significant further surgery is still needed before the month is over.