Sentence examples for cacophony created from inspiring English sources

Beyond the cacophony created by Pope Francis is a deeper debate about the party's desire – or lack of it – to reach out to crucial minority voters.

Admittedly, the cacophony created by thousands of brass and percussion instruments all throbbing away can exhaust even a diehard Balkan brass nut, and the relentless force field of sound battered my senses.

In the cacophony created by the clash between the establishment and the far right, it's very difficult to get a word in edgeways.

"He's on," said Ernie Els, whose tone of amazement adds to the cacophony being created by the kid.

Now imagine thousands of cars in a very small radius, all honking at once? Imagine the cacophony it creates!

Whatever the truth, the collection of whispers has created a cacophony of credibility issues for Jones.

It created a cacophony of hacking coughs, bronchial rattles, asthmatic wheezes, consumptive croaks.

By disrupting the time sequence, the misaligned circuit board created a cacophony of signals and blocked all communication with the missiles.

The adoption of the law in mid-May sparked opposition from people of all ages who have called themselves "casseroles" and created a cacophony of banging and clattering with kitchen implements while taking to the streets of Montreal in protest.

It appears at a moment when, thanks to mobile phones and social media, the ghastly spectacle of black Americans – many of them young and unarmed – being strangled, clubbed or shot by police officers has created a cacophony calling for change.

The Internet and cable have created a cacophony of voices in talk shows, blogs and 24-hour news channels that eschew nuance and depth in competing for attention.