Sentence examples for sound thing from inspiring English sources

That is clearly a sound thing, but it can put your head in a spin.

Investing in girls and women is not only the right thing to do, but the sound thing to do.

The Manganos, like many others, thought that they were safe behind the levees, Mr. Reed said, and that staying "was a sound thing to do".

Helping people who'd escaped from a brutal civil war seemed an unquestionably sound thing to do – and Germans embraced their role as moral leaders of the western world.

"The economically sound thing to do is debate it in the context of fixing the long term," Mr. Rubin said in an interview.

George Owers, the executive councillor for finance and resources in Cambridge, said: "There is such a risk hanging over our head that making sure our tax base is maintained is a sound thing to do.

He can call an organ's sound "thing-like"; or, my favourite, declare that "anyone fully able to grasp why Haydn doubles the violins with a flute in piano might well get an intuitive glimpse into why, thousands of years ago, men gave up eating uncooked grain and began to bake bread, or why they started to smooth and polish their tools".

I can't sound things out.

Once in power, French Socialists can end up doing sound things.

Hollie missed New York, and after the success of "The '59 Sound," things in Jersey "got weird for a minute," as Fallon put it.

They said some sound things.