Sentence examples for unsound person from inspiring English sources
Democrats have sought to portray Bost, who is challenging Rep. Bill Enyart (D-Ill)., as a fundamentally unsound person whose volatile temper would only make Washington worse.
Jack North tells his story in a classically unsound first person; like the more squalid "Inferno" characters, he evokes not pity or terror but distaste, mainly.
Poignantly, when the judge finally approved the application for Beer's brother to take over her financial affairs because she was "a person of unsound mind", he exclaimed: "Can this be so?
Florida requires all business owners with FFL licenses to post a warning sign at the purchasing counter with the following verbiage: "It is unlawful to store or leave a firearm in any place within the reach or easy access of a minor under 18 years of age or to knowingly sell or otherwise transfer ownership or possession of a firearm to a minor or a person of unsound mind".
He added, "A person who is unsound may be very clever, but 'he's unsound' was a very serious blot on your c.v".
"Depression can be a serious mental illness and of course it can lead to a person being of unsound mind," he said.
In its day, however, the shift to planned obsolescence was in keeping with the views of a growing body of economists and businesspeople who felt that, unless you dealt in coffins, it was bad business and unsound economics to sell a person any product only once.
This power has been left to the courts, which can deny a person found to have unsound mind from participating in an election.
"The law allows the judge discretion to award a lesser punishment in special cases such as an aged person or a person of unsound mind," says Ujjwal Nikam, a special public prosecutor for the government of Maharashtra whose expertise is in criminal law.
If the person understanding is not identical with the room operator, then the inference is unsound.
