Their resounding defeat ensured that Belarus would embrace Alexander Lukashenka, a populist authoritarian leader who swiftly dismantled Belarus's fragile democratic institutions.
Analysts, however, saw the vote less as an embrace of the Democrats than a resounding rejection of the incumbents.
They celebrated Obama's victory on Tuesday and Wednesday, hoping that his resounding win among Latino voters will spur the Republican Party to embrace immigration reform.
As a -- yes -- environmentalist, I believe we'll have a more resounding impact if we focus on solutions that people can reasonably embrace.
As the bailout referendum results began to filter in on Sunday evening, showing that the country voted a resounding "No," Syntagma Square in Athens swelled with thousands of Greeks embracing, dancing, and singing patriotic songs.
He went on to say that, "if they [IS] had been more humane, more democratic, more —dare I say —Islamic, and had been truly following the teachings mainstream Muslims embrace, then they would have had a far more resounding success than they currently do".
Just because I find it resounding jarringly all about New York is no reason to regret Appalachia's embracing it.
— Gov. Rick Perry won a resounding victory over his Democratic challenger, Bill White, a triumph for the conservative Republican governor who was early to embrace the antigovernment Tea Party movement.
