Bilingual example

A reasonable argument will prompt people to agree.

A reasonable argument will persuade people to agree.

That's how people are made. They can resist reasonable arguments, but they succumb to a glance.

Words of wisdom can be ignored; You care, but you totally believe it. People do this all the time.

I know you are the kind of person who can only be persuaded by reasonable arguments.

I can see that you can be persuaded as long as there are reasonable arguments.

Reflect the importance of reasonable arguments or evidence.

Reflect the strength of reliable arguments or evidence.

The usage of sound as an adjective

The basic meaning of sound as an adjective is "sound, intact", which means that something is intact.

Sound can also be interpreted as "wise, wise and correct", which means that something is logical, refers to people, and refers to "capable and prudent"

Sound can also indicate that things are "complete and complete" in degree.

Sound can also be used as an adverb, often used with slept, meaning "sound sleep". She slept soundly. She slept soundly. She slept soundly.