Sentence examples for resounding echoes from inspiring English sources

It is hard to judge them for themselves, as we don't yet hear their own voices so much as the resounding echoes of McCarthy's strange amalgamation of Hemingway and Faulkner, those antipodes of American literature.

There is another, resounding echo of the Thomas drama.

I click my fingers within it and recognise its resounding echo.

A Norwegian-led demolition team blew up the tank, sending a resounding echo through the foothills.

It was a resounding echo of the strong and powerful opposition Anglo American said it would respect.

All the performers picked up, though, and the final piece was finely coordinated, from its robust introduction to the resounding echo of its concluding sung chord.

When Brits deplore European laws overriding English ones, there is a resounding echo of Henry VIII's 1533 Act in Restraint of Appeals to Rome, which famously declared "this realm of England is an empire".

It's a resounding echo of an idea expressed here on Forbes that "On Climate Change, We Are All Shareholders". But now there is momentum.

Thus, the resounding echo heard from the German "biotech valley" is that opportunities both to conduct world-class research and to develop excellent professional skills are still there for all who have talent, drive, and a bit of nerve thrown in.

The resounding echo jolts and thrusts us into a different space.

I ask librarians, friends, family if they've read it, and so far the resounding echo has been "Yes, loved it," or "I hear it's great".