Sentence examples for resounding lack of from inspiring English sources

Still, hard evidence pointing to price as a serious barrier — as opposed to, say, a resounding lack of interest — has been hard to come by, because pricing trends go only in one direction.

As a result of what she calls "hideously poor access for me as a deaf person and a resounding lack of will for anything to be done about it," she left science last year for a career in politics.

On organisational governance and leadership, two key themes from this study were the resounding lack of partnership with management and, perhaps relatedly, strained relationships.

Hansman's lack of commercial experience would seem a resounding validation of the old saying, "Those who can, do; those who can't, teach".

Or a resounding thud of cliches.

That's a resounding chorus of Friday bombshells.

The resounding success of the London Olympics in 2012 has boosted visibility and popularity even further.

Previously, analysts would respond to corrections with resounding reiterations of "buy" recommendations.

Ed Miliband failed to do that, so I voted Conservative again this year - more out of a lack of choice than a resounding desire.

All in all, 2013 suffered a lack of anything new, piquant and resounding in the franchise world; the amount of critic-proof kids' fare (Despicable Me 2, Monsters University, The Croods, Frozen) plumping out the box office was telling.

They posed that question unto themselves and then they answered it (hint: the answer is a resounding yes), by designing and constructing a 6'x12' structure that is, for lack of a better description, a giant kaleidoscope.