Sentence examples for deafening volume from inspiring English sources
Then came Felton's stumble in the lane with about a minute to play and the arena at a deafening volume.
While Jose screamed and ran, Alberto plopped down on the linoleum living room floor and turned on the television to a deafening volume to watch SpongeBob SquarePants.
He would simply have amped up to deafening volume the deeply repressed incestuous-lesbian relationship that is the story's true motor.
The idea is to completely plug your ear canal for better sound — and it works; this player can be cranked to deafening volume levels.
I recently walked past on a wet Wednesday morning and discovered them gamely trying to engage passing custom by playing the Blues Magoos' awesome, acid-soaked 1966 cover of Tobacco Road at deafening volume.
With a gag in his mouth, the victim Dex (Zack Calhoon), is punched, slapped, and forced to listen on headphones to a loop of Engelbert Humperdinck's "Release Me," played at deafening volume.
Small, white, round speakers played a steady stream of punk and New Wave music, but unlike the deafening volumes you would have heard them at the original CBGB, they were set at such an innocuous volume that the playlist blended in with ambient terminal noise.
Cries of "snub" are inevitable during awards season, but the cacophony of complaints reached near-deafening volume following Thursday morning's announcement of the 2014 Emmy nominations.
So everything, from the music volume (deafening, either to keep out old people or because if they can't actually talk, people will drink more) to the way in which staff are ordered to exude informality, is rigidly controlled.
So I guess I don't feel like I seek strangeness out — I feel like we're all surrounded by it — but there's so much bewildering noise in our culture right now, at such a deafening and constant volume, that it's easy for me to become inured to the strangeness of any "ordinary" Tuesday.
His role often brings mention of Quasimodo, Victor Hugo's misshapen "Hunchback of Notre-Dame," who as the bell ringer was deafened by the volume.
