Sentence examples for i resound from inspiring English sources

In "Tinker Creek," she wrote, "I walk out; I see some event that would otherwise be utterly missed and lost, or something sees me, some enormous power that brushes me with its clean wing, and I resound like a beaten bell".

The tacit message to Afghans resounds: "I love you, but I'm leaving".

The enormity of this loss resounds as I try to create a family tree.

The brilliantly acerbic Mr. Chayefsky, dead these last 29 years, gave us a line that continues to resound across the country: "I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore".

"That is one thing, at least, we have in common, my wife and I, we deliver powerful blows that resound against people's heads".

Struggles resound within the gaiety: "I have pain everywhere" and "my penis wants to shrink and grow inward" reads the rainbow text stretched across a number of works.

So, although I know that it won't resound around its leather-clad walls, I'm going to whisper something quietly: the RFH is a bloody good concert hall.

It's not so much what the leader does – echoes of "Do as I say, not as I do" resound here – but the appearance of being a leader, maintaining the figure of a leader, that is crucial.

That resounded with me, because I've had my share of grey and brown apocalyptic games.

The fear and tension of a family whose scornful disbelief is so suddenly shot to pieces resounds particularly with me, for I have a concomitant fear.

The back of the bus resounded with their Caligulan banter; I sat up front in the geek seats, desperate not to overhear.