Sentence examples for resonant silence from inspiring English sources

It was May, and they were still snow-covered; the aspens wore their nascent green, and on the streets below there was a resonant silence.

When Harrison, one of America's leading composers, becomes exhausted with the struggle to transform sounds into music, he likes to recharge himself by escaping into a resonant silence.

Listen to the opening of Saunders' choler for two pianos, and you'll understand what I mean by that poetic paradox, as volleys of granite-like chordal pile-ups erupt out of, and sink back into, pools of resonant silence: music as explosive meditation.

The circumstances of Waiting for Godot are bleak and existential, but the main characters, "Didi" and "Gogo", exhibit a manic energy and utter dialogue of such entrancing polyphony, laced with moments of profound and resonant silence, that the experience for the audience can be a mood of optimism and often hilarity.

His characters' colloquial ("Pinteresque") speech consists of disjointed and oddly ambivalent conversation that is punctuated by resonant silences.

"2.5 Minute Ride" was as notable for its resonant silences as for its inspired torrents of talk.

In Siegel's film, instead of sensual intimacy and resonant silences, there's a forthright ribaldry, a nearly slathering lust that possesses the women and that, in its frenzied excesses, he plays for smothered laughter.

God keeps silent, but his silence is resonant.

Why is her voice – in song, speech, and even silence – so resonant for so many, especially millennials?

Their silence isn't resonant; it's stifled, and stifling.

The most resonant of them -- "Your comfort is my silence," "Who will write the history of tears," "Admit nothing.