Sentence examples for common chorus from inspiring English sources
Our constant talk of partisanship and division has drowned out our common chorus of complaint.
But there, the unity ended, as Europe dissolved into its more common chorus -- some would say cacophony -- of voices.
Mr. Gulyás and Mr. Martonyi defend other aspects of the new Fourth Amendment as part of a common chorus of responses from other Fidesz loyalists.
I had been reading The Common Chorus, Tony Harrison's version of Lysistrata written in the 1980s and relocated to Greenham Common - a ferocious and often brilliant text, but one that never made it to the stage because, while theatre managements dithered, the cold war ended, and the play's moment passed.
Horton rallies the Whos, with help from the mayor of Whoville, to join their voices into a common chorus.
A common chorus variant goes: So, git outa de way for old Dan Tucker, He's come too late to git his supper.
A common refrain in this chorus of criticism has been the assertion that the United States Army is on course to be at its smallest level since 1940, as if this were relevant measure of its ability to address 21st century challenges.
As I can hear the sopranos of the "innovations in science advance the common good" chorus warming up, please allow me to explain my point.
"Gimme More" is constructed in the common verse-chorus form.
The song is constructed in the common verse-chorus form.
"Piece of Me" is constructed in the common verse-chorus pattern.
