Sentence examples for resounding flop from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lepage's "Ring" may prove to be the strategy's most ambitious production and its most resounding flop.

If a firm finds that a particular product, or a new feature added to an existing one, is a resounding flop in New Zealand, it can quietly be dropped without having much effect on the company's overall reputation.

The Abbey of San Clemente is the first — and so far only — monument from the list of 45 to be fully restored, leading some Italian media outlets to pronounce the appeal for foreign funds and solidarity through the "wedding registry" a resounding flop.

One of New York's most influential theatre critics, Michael Riedel, predicted yesterday that Mrs Tom Cruise's run in the Arthur Miller play All My Sons will be a resounding flop, because its leading lady is failing to put the expected number of bums on seats.

Sometimes that led to disasters, as when he agreed to play a newspaper editor in Jeffrey Archer's play "Exclusive" in 1989 and ended up assailed by critics for contributing little more than "a ridiculous nasal whine," as one said, to a resounding flop.

I've seen some wonderful U17 prospects who have never kicked on, while also recalling that Neymar was a resounding flop in the World Cup at this level four years ago.  .

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Boorman's next two films, Zardoz (1974) and Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977) were resounding flops.

Along the way there have been some resounding flops.

The idea is not new: Steve Forbes, a publishing magnate, made a flat tax the centrepiece of two presidential bids, in 1996 and 2000 both resounding flops.

But it has, according to the veteran film critic Barry Norman, confounded expectations of quite how resounding a flop a mainstream film featuring a bona fide star can be.