The phrase "sound words" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when referring to words that are wise, meaningful, and truthful. For example, "His speech contained many sound words of wisdom."
These are sound words for any legislator in any era, more true today than ever.
As harmless as they sound, words like "blamed", "debate", and "believe" - without careful context - are the currency of public confusion.
Color as sound, words as sculpture and the history of monochrome painting are among the themes here.
I would love to see more movies built from images, sound, words, and acting, all without the safety net of music.
Poor Anthony must never have taken into account these sound words from Kurt Vonnegut in his novel "Mother Night": "We are who we pretend to be.
The institute approaches the demystifying of the language of graphics, images, music, sound, words and color with an almost missionary zeal.
In 1998, Watson changed the name to a perfect Joycean sound word of corporate neologism.
Or, include a sound word or interjection.
He began to run through "e -sound words in Cockne -soundd-fire, wordsEinenman rushing to repeat them: "DW_uh_EEB, L_uh_EAVE, K_uh_EEP, P_uh_EAK . .
* Imitate: repeat back the sounds, words and sentences very young children make.
Grammar, rules of a language governing the sounds, words, sentences, and other elements, as well as their combination and interpretation.
