Sentence examples for utterly sound from inspiring English sources

She says, "I refuse to whitewash history," and her decision seems utterly sound.

Fastovsky described the paper as "utterly sound," and the committee recommended very minimal edits.

He has produced this time with Rida Laraki a beautiful, comprehensive, conceptually deep, and utterly sound treatise on the mechanics of democracy.

"Is it going to blow over?" The president of BLDG Management, Lloyd M. Goldman, whose company owns the site — and who at one point sued the city for stopping demolition of the old tobacco factory there that served as housing for hundreds of artists — declared the new design "utterly sound".

Mr. Romney's entire campaign rests on a foundation of short, utterly false sound bites.

Somehow, her gravelly Gauloises voice and theatrical delivery make even the utterly obvious sound philosophical.

That's a shame, because the group recalls the Clash, the Kinks, and other rebellious British masters while managing to forge an utterly original sound.

This would switch, off-mike, to her speaking voice: eloquent and seductive, the unashamed, unpretentious, utterly relaxed sound of north London.

This, then, is precisely the instrument with which Debussy grew up, and began to imagine his utterly distinctive sound world for the piano.

When the three were out clubbing one night Hyde heard an amazing house track with a searing guitar riff, an utterly new sound.

She had come to Germany for a modeling gig, and fell hard for the dark, deep, utterly foreign sound.