Sentence examples for a resounding cry from inspiring English sources

All over the world, the closing credits are met with a resounding cry: "WHAT JUST HAPPENED?" Why doesn't anything in the show make sense?

The resultant chasm between the General Assembly's legislation and the University's response is profound, and clearly echoing through it can be heard a resounding cry to repeal HB2.

Upon the news of the beheading of the 21 in Libya, my own social networks were flooded with a resounding cry for justice.

Chris Kee of Zero Tolerance Magazine noted that "the influences are easy to spot – Metallica, Exodus, Testament, Forbidden, Laaz Rockit, Slayer", but still called Enter the Grave "a triumph, a resounding war cry from the spearhead of the new UK thrash assault", awarding four and a half out of five stars.

The Jewish New Year begins with the resounding cry of the shofar, an instrument made of ram's horn that has been in use for centuries.

And yet the resounding cry you hear across the land in response to this epic achievement is, "Who cares?" "Usually, around a notable market event like Dow 15,000, the punditry is falling over itself trying to be heard," writes my former colleague Paul Vigna at the Wall Street Journal's spanking-new MoneyBeat blog.

Joining live from NYC, Akon said, "I felt extremely honored and yet humbled when asked to lend my voice to the resounding cry for "Peace".

Our government has ignored resounding cries for an end to prolonged family detention and instead continues its race to build more and more jails for women and children.

When he asked the meeting: "Do you imagine we want to pay anyone more in this bank more than we need to?" he was met with resounding cries of "yes!".

There do not appear to be the same resounding cries of indignation at the brutal act of trying to cut down a girl's life because she wants to go to school.

In a little while, the packed room simultaneously responds with a resounding "oooooh" as soon as his cries are heard through a microphone.