Sentence examples for far from resounding from inspiring English sources

The Chiefs' victory was far from resounding — the game came down to the last play — but little about the N.F.L. has been definitive this season.

With Nemanja Matic far from resounding, it may be time for the Spaniard to be given a first start of the campaign.

But in spite of all these tactics the outcome has been far from resounding, with the "yes" vote reportedly only narrowly carrying the day.

Four months later, the protest was still continuing, but after clashes with police and fears the army would be called, it was far from a resounding success.

Both teams are fresh from resounding victories - Germany thrashed Russia 7-0 on Wednesday, hours after England hammered France 8-1.

Gail wanted to be far from the resounding tuts and claims of nausea that followed and wanted to remortgage the house so she and Lewis could elope.

Kobe Bryant's 81 points against the Toronto Raptors last Sunday were 19 shy of Wilt Chamberlain's single-game record, yet the following debate seems far from settled: The resounding response from current and former players, coaches and N.B.A. executives is that each achievement deserves praise on its own merit.

The 2006 season — season No. 2 of his experiment — has so far been a resounding success.

Far from it, comes the resounding answer from a chorus of experts.

Although Far from the Madding Crowd was Hardy's first resounding literary success, reviewers could not agree on how to read it.

As lofty as it might sound, there's a resounding consensus that though it is far from perfect the law serves as an official state opinion, one that can serve to facilitate shifting cultural norms.