Sentence examples for met with a wall of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lutnick's plan was met with a wall of skepticism.
He was met with a "wall of silence," he says.
In any case, all protestations would have met with a wall of insouciance.
But we were constantly met with a wall of violence and aggression.
She was met with a wall of sound from Tories presumably pointing out that the policy was championed by the last Labour Government.
"Despite our pleas yesterday for the community to tell us what they know, we are still being met with a wall of silence".
I was expecting to meet with a wall of resistance from our computerised children.
They will meet with a wall of intense opposition, stonewalling or disregard by conservative Democrats and GOP state legislators, and congresspersons, police and prison unions, victim rights groups.
Southampton, however, were met with a blue wall of defiance and they will not relish the prospect of a replay at Portman Road next Wednesday, especially as it falls in between trips to Manchester United and Newcastle in the league.
The only thing you can say for sure is that, even if Valve produce the greatest piece of software in history, it will be met with a crazed wall of intensity followed by ever-building disappointment.
Our efforts at compromise have instead been met with a brick wall of intransigence," the first minister said, claiming that any pretence of a partnership of equal nations was all but dead.
