Sentence examples for unsound way from inspiring English sources

Second, non-Western philosophy, when it does appear in curricula, is treated in a methodologically and philosophically unsound way: it is crudely supposed to be wholly indigenous to the cultures that produce it and to be fundamentally different than Western philosophy in areas like its valuation of reason or its dependence on myth and religion.

An application that uses social rating in a semantically unsound way provides as little practical use as an application that is semantically sound but only classifies present information without explicitly looking at future implications.

The point here is that while there was irrational exuberance in the 1990s, the Clinton-era expansion wasn't fundamentally unsound the way the expansion of 2003-2007 — the "Bush boom" — was.

Nothing could have been more psychologically unsound than my return.

Cultivating indifference to death is not only philosophically unsound.

Total vaginal hysterectomy is very effective but is economically unsound because of excessively high costs.

Howard Dean's grandmother asked George Bush's grandmother to be a bridesmaid at her wedding, and she wouldn't have done that if the family were in any way unsound.

But environmentalists and some community leaders and politicians view the pipeline, called Via Verde, or the Green Way, as unsound.

The State prosecutors have ignored his mental condition or challenged it by way of unsound medical evidence.

With many criticising the biannual shows – and the ensuing air miles – as archaic and environmentally unsound, designers explored new ways to reach the masses.

It's not that the point itself is unsound, but something about the way Gore delivers it makes it come across as grasping at straws.