Sentence examples for thoroughly sound from inspiring English sources
All in all, a thoroughly sound debut – and a much-needed win at elite level for Khan.
Say whatever you like about his writing, but it is almost unanimously acknowledged that Hamid is a thoroughly sound and pleasant man who wears his literary triumph lightly, and he managed to ride the wave of adulation with genuine self-effacement.
Of course there is a long way to go – a veritable marathon to follow the first-week sprint – but Joe Schmidt's side are purring nicely, as Ireland's former touchstone Brian O'Driscoll, now a spectator in the ITV commentary booth, observed after a thoroughly sound and impressive win.
He developed the theory of proportion, partly to place the doctrine of incommensurables (irrationals) upon a thoroughly sound basis.
Our Textile Division at Washington is putting forward right now the thoroughly sound idea that, as a protection in inclement weather, these miniature courses need a covering of tent of awning material, which should prove a profitable investment at a cost of from $750 to $3,000 per course.
The thoroughly sound concept of a bacterium [ 179] – and (equivalently) prokaryotes – as a distinctive kind of organism is periodically subjected to muddled but vigorous attacks by a few who seem to think that a limited rRNA perspective is adequate for all biology, e.g. [ 180].
The Oratorio Society, the largest of the three groups, produced a beautifully blended, thoroughly unified sound.
In Hindemith's Concert Music for Strings and Brass and Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony these young musicians produced a robust, muscular, thoroughly unified sound.
Chief among them was solid, thoroughly unified sound in the chorale movements that frame the motet and punctuate its more ornate verses.
The Tempest inhabits a thoroughly organic sound world, with a musical language that speaks of human feeling and stakes its credibility on moments of the most transparent beauty.
Whatever he started out to accomplish as a youth, when he first emerged as a poor man's Bob Dylan, Mr. Springsteen has perfected a thoroughly American sound that is as wholesome and reassuring as Lawrence Welk's.
