'sound personality' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an individual who is well-balanced and appears to be self-confident. For example: "She had a sound personality and always tried to see the best in people."
Sound, personality and identity.
Lewis, George, "The old people speak of sound: Personality, empathy, community". In INSITE 97: Private time in public spaces.
Though the service appears to end users like a simple, "hot or not -like Q&A applicationot -likeckend is crunching data and producing statistically sound personality assessments.
Scientifically sound personality assessments predict leadership better than any alternative, accounting for almost 50% of the variance in leadership emergence and effectiveness, and significantly more if you include dark side personality traits and intelligence.
She's a walking exaggeration, outsize in sound, personality and look.
Or maybe it is 11 ways: what makes the music more special is Mr. Klein's attention to the individual sound personalities of the group's members.
Perfect blends of sound and personality were not achieved and may not even have been attempted.
We conclude that in lengthy inventories Ant Colony Optimization currently represents the most purposeful and versatile method for developing psychometrically sound brief personality scales.
During those three years and 362 days living in London, Hendrix had conjured – with his vision and sense of sound, his personality and genius – the most extraordinary guitar music ever played, the most remarkable sound-scape ever created; of that there is little argument.
The aim of the current investigation was to further extend the research on the effects of background sound and personality on cognitive test performance.
It's a highly personal sound - the personality of the flautist matters a great deal.
