Sentence examples for lasting reverberations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schivelbusch even traces the development of major bicycle and automobile races -- which until 1914 ended and began in Paris -- to the lasting reverberations of a defeated French culture and its physical aspirations for ethereal supremacy.

From its unnerving cover picture, which has Mr. McQueen's face dissolving into a skull, through its astonishing photographs of his extremist couture, it captures at least some of the hard-to-shake atmosphere of a show that is bound to have lasting reverberations among young designers on the rise.

Such simple acts as these will have lasting reverberations that will help to heal this country.

Seattle started the second half on the attack though — the last reverberations of the Hell's Bells intro music still appeared to be ringing out as they were already appealing what looked like a clear Maurice Edu handball in the Union box.

Whether all our doing, when it comes later, is not only the last reverberation of a great movement which takes place in us on those days of inaction.

Tuning in carefully, I can track the wind from afar as it gets closer or moves away; I try to catch it as soon as possible, and stay with it until the last reverberation.

We spend more time boarding airplanes and entering government buildings, but all in all 9/11 has left remarkably little imprint on the economy.By contrast, the 2008 crisis has had much longer-lasting reverberations than I expected.

These actions had long-lasting reverberations, and the company has since been trying to welcome these developers back into the fold.