Sentence examples for sound historical from inspiring English sources

But doesn't mean we can simply ignore or dismiss Chinese anxieties, some of which have a sound historical basis.

And the libertarian enthusiasm for criminal-justice reform offers a potential bridge to minority communities that have sound historical reasons to distrust Republicans.

And the BBC would reply: "Cheers, we already have Amanda Foreman, who has a fine mind and a sound historical pedigree but comes without your attitude and baggage".

Still, merely seeing the movie — even if we know that it is based on a great deal of sound historical research — does not allow us to tell which details are accurate or even which aspects of its interpretation are plausible.

Apparently he was fond of her, and certainly he grieved with the entire community at her untimely death, in 1835, at the age of 22. Afterward, stories were told of a grand romance between Lincoln and Rutledge, but these stories are not supported by sound historical evidence.

Although some of his statements were modified or invalidated by later research Ancient Law is noted for its general lack of reference to authorities and its failure to cite supporting evidence for its conclusions his study helped to place comparative jurisprudence on a sound historical footing.

Eventually, Naughty Dog settled on the name Nathan for its ability to be shortened to Nate, and the perception that it sounded historical.

But Bridget's story, in this latest and perhaps last installment, is beginning to sound like historical fiction.

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It also helps to distinguish between models because it provides an ecologically sound, plausible historical narrative that tries to link ecological/selective causations with cell biological changes and, as a whole theory, can compete with previous models in its explanatory power (see also the section on historical narratives in my reply to Igor Zhulin).

Space buffs like me are sure to get a kick out of this one: NASA has released a score of historical sound bites from the space program for use as ringtones or system sounds.