The phrase "sound of mind" is a common English phrase and is perfectly usable in written English.
For example: He was of sound of mind when he made his will.
Moreover, his will of 1486 refers to the painter as aged but sound of mind and body.
I couldn't understand it: why did these professionals, who were supposedly sound of mind, want me to go into debt?
Lykke Li: Possibility Being over the age of 14 and relatively sound of mind, I haven't got the faintest interest in watching any of the Twilight trilogy sagas.
Except that where the promise of US barbecue is concerned, I'm not entirely sure I am all that sound of mind.
I wanted to remember her how she was; sound of mind, quick witted, doing crosswords every day and following her beloved Arsenal.
But the question remains what to do when a patient who has written the request while sound of mind is later found to be suffering from dementia.
FAY WELDON'S latest novel may feature the first able-bodied, sound-of-mind elderly character (fictional or otherwise) ever to insist excitedly on moving into a retirement home, predicting it to be a "hoot".
The hills are alive with the sound of minds exploding?
Help the fearful to be safe and to be sound of mind--positive and making an effort!
Adam Cristman, "You're traveling through another dimension — a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind.
Soon I started to consider the unthinkable: returning home early to Melbourne, to structure and a sound state of mind, to my girlfriend, my family and my job.
