Sentence examples for sound persons from inspiring English sources

While interpreting the higher degree of inflammation, one has to keep in mind that Marfan patients suffer more frequently from a crowding of the teeth compared to sound persons.

"Being mentally ill-ed", a buzzword in today's papers, is a situation where a mentally sound person is pronounced ill by others, quite often by family members over personal grudges, and forced to stay in hospital.

"I'm a 20th-century sound person," she says.

Lance called the people who had been the main photographer and sound person for "An American Family".

(Actually, any sound person must dismiss much of his love poetry as self-congratulatory and goopy).

Production (film, rental equipment, salary for a director of photography and a sound person, shooting): $120,000.

Whether you're working in a pub or an arena, being a sound person involves a lot of living by your wits.

Ms. Kuntz wrote that the "average fiscally sound person" would not take out a high-interest loan to get his own money back from the government.

I have seen bands harangue the sound person from the stage, and it can be ugly, but it's never happened to me.

When there was a technical problem with a subgrouping of synthesizers and drum machines, Murphy went to the back of the stage and started messing around with boxes and cords, discussing signal issues with the monitor-mix sound person.

To illustrate his point, Mosco explained that when he was interviewed in the past, a journalist arrived at his office accompanied by a cameraperson, a sound person, and perhaps even a producer.