Sentence examples for resound against from inspiring English sources

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

Helprin also excoriates Thomas Babington Macaulay, whose famous words against perpetual copyright resound loud and clear today; for Helprin, those who deploy Macaulay to bring down the copyright edifice are insufferably self-righteous, and the idea of "convergence" is nothing more than utopian fantasy.

They will not have forgotten, despite the gloss and the buzz of En Marche!, that not long ago he was an economic adviser to President François Hollande, before becoming Minister of the Economy, Industry, and Digital Affairs, and that only last year the streets still resounded with protests against his labor reforms.

REVOLUTIONARY echoes resound around Nepal.

Cantor Stephen Merkel's song will long resound.

These words, uttered by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi in 1990, resound more than ever as a call for help at a time when the Burmese junta has initiated proceedings against her that are as absurd as they are unjustified.

These lines resound in divorce cases across the country.

The echoes of his assassination still resound through cinema.

Aside from Hustvedt, autobiographical echoes resound through Auster's fiction.

When will the first chants of "Fire Isiah" resound?

As loudly as their contributions resound in history, two-thirds of them were drafted.