Sentence examples for unsound of from inspiring English sources

Well, "Child of God" was adapted from Cormac McCarthy; Scott Haze plays Lester Ballard, a lonely woodsman, unsound of mind but good with a gun, who is discarded by polite society.

The company has long been known as perhaps the most financially unsound of Japan's generally unsound life insurers, having failed to attract a foreign investor or Japanese bank for help, so its downfall came as little surprise.

According to Standard & Poor's (S&P), a rating agency, only six American non-bank companies carry a triple-A rating today, including Berkshire Hathaway and General Electric.But the rating is coming in for some stick from politicians and pundits alike, because it has cropped up in connection with that most unsound of loans, subprime mortgages.

(It's an interesting theory, given the damage and distress that is currently being caused, in Europe, America, and elsewhere, by individuals who, far from being preternaturally gifted, are easily gulled, unsound of mind, and short on social skills. But this is a movie based on DC comics, and is therefore unlikely to brush more than glancingly against the world we know).

Barney Wragg noted that from an EMI point of view, although much of the material in 2nd life was copied (which was morally and ethically unsound of course – no word of the EMI / Yahoo trial announced that day), the major labels were still looking at how best to use these media as there are interplays between the commercial and promotional value, and this differs by label and artist type.

But it took until 1917, when he was in his mid 40s, for Dana to be declared unsound of mind after an official "lunacy hearing".

A highlight of Unsound part of @adelaidefest.

Rumbles, thunderclaps and a baleful reading from the Old Testament prophet Amos — "I will slay the last of them with my sword" — opened the set by Lustmord on Sunday night at the Abrons Arts Center, the finale of the Unsound Festival of electronic and contemporary music and video.

"Putting Garbage to Good Use," by Steven Cohen (Op-Ed, Aug. 15), is rightly critical of New York City's costly and environmentally unsound policy of exporting garbage, its lack of interest in waste prevention and its downgrading of recycling.

The jury found Ms. Scruggs guilty because of the unsafe and unsound condition of the house in Meriden, Conn., where she and her son, J. Daniel Scruggs, 12, lived.

In the Discourses, he ascribes to the masses a quite extensive competence to judge and act for the public good in various settings, explicitly contrasting the "prudence and stability" of ordinary citizens with the unsound discretion of the prince.