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Given recent history, their analysis is not at all unsound.

In 1963, a doctor had found him to be of unsound mind.

Continue reading the main story Some people say you need to be of unsound mind to do this job.

Think about your argument for a second and you will see it's unsound.

But your instincts are the only way you're going to do something unsound.

If it were unsound, they might doubt her ability to make the house strong enough to go on.

We are not going to help anyone do something unsafe and unsound.

But he had unsound mind and died of sickness in 1468 or 1469.

Again I suggest that this line of argument is unsound.

That is an unsound position to take at the inception of a study.

It is unsound, because, currently, national regulation means every man for himself.

After university, his father dies, having made some unsound investments.

She had them at an unsound speed but that could hardly be helped.

Which means of course that the banks are even more fundamentally unsound.

Yet, as a scientist, he knew such reasoning was unsound.

And at the lower end, you force people to make unsound decisions."

I thought that was supposed to be unsound from every point of view."

Unsound ideas are what I could do with right now.'

He had made a bad bargain and must get it off his hands, quickly, like an unsound horse.

A sentiment the majority of the commission believed to be unsound.

There is no simple way to refashion this unsound relationship.

However the unsound foundations of his authority were not long in revealing themselves.

Women are very unsound on food as a rule.

A person with unsound mind cannot make a contract.

Officials say that this plan was unsound due to the strength of the tunnels.