Sentence examples for sound point from inspiring English sources

This is technically a sound point.

Ms. Jacobs had a sound point to make: society and art represent different systems of meaning and value.

Sesay makes a sound point in her introduction about literary forerunners paving the way for younger authors.

In the lawsuit, Mr. Falcone claims Mr. Ergen secretly acquired most of LightSquared's debt through the hedge fund Sound Point Capital.

"The prime minister has a very sound point when he says it is not conceivable for the Syrian people to accept President Assad in the long term.

Thanks to the bass port, there is a little trick to improving the sound: Point the port into a container (I used a partially empty shelf) and it acts as a chamber to further increase the low tones.

Instead the Fingers, Inc sound pointed towards deep house, even the druggy ambience of acid.

But, as Sight & Sound points out, making the figures stack up has to be a priority.

Karl Smith makes some sound points regarding why the rally since August is a rational and healthy response to new easing.

MY COLLEAGUE in New York makes some generally sound points on the way in which regulators should approach their jobs in the wake of the crisis.

Actually, the piece makes some sound points — even if it was written by somebody who has been promised an allocation of stock and is planning to flip it.