Logical term meaning that an argument is valid and its premises are true.
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Examples for "sound"
Examples for "sound"
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He said the health of the grain industry was still quite sound.
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Police said the sound was missing due to an unspecified technical problem.
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That was a good sound, one Scipio heard several times a week.
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Outside somebody called, 'Mr Dexter, Mr Dexter.' Then a new sound started.
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The sound quality issue is not going to disappear any time soon.
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But, in truth, I care little to make my position logically sound.
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From the pulpit of St. Mary's he told his congregation that Hume's argument against miracles was logically sound.
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Nevertheless, it is regrettable that Ministers took up on the Sudan problem a position that was logically sound but futile in the sphere of action.
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Already they were beginning to question the soundness of this whole approach.
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Others questioned the soundness of further government support for GM and Chrysler.
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Certainly an increased focus on stability and soundness beats the counterfactual alternative.
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The regular breathing of the sleeper proclaimed the soundness of his slumber.
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Littleness in object and in means, to them appears soundness and sobriety.
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The resulting speculum was, by these simple arrangements, absolutely perfect in soundness.
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I don't think there's any doubt at all about its fundamental soundness.
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I would question if not his eyesight, then his soundness of sanity.
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His care over the strength and soundness of the apparatus was prodigious.
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There can be no doubt of the psychological soundness of this principle.
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God gave Balder Helwyse opportunity to prove the soundness of his faith.
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A more elaborate diet attacks the soundness of his almost bovine digestion.
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But, secondly, such an error would be incompatible with soundness of mind.
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I drink in his wholeness, the soundness of his body and mind.
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We have seen that assimilation is essential to national soundness and strength.
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Integrity of views, more than their soundness, is the basis of esteem.
