Sentence examples for resounding note from inspiring English sources

Among its lines: "On approaching that revered bench, one resounding note contains a pantheon of centrifugal light," and "Does Apollo breathe the same as you and I, upon the approach beyond reproach?" Edward Wong.

With his approval rating down to about 50 percent, a bruising season of midterm elections ahead and Democrats reeling from the resounding note of disapproval in Massachusetts, the ordinarily cool and cerebral Mr. Obama sounded unusually defiant, even fiery, at a town hall-style question and answer session at Lorain County Community College here.

'What is new?', is the resounding note on which the report concludes, that root and branch remedies are needed for these deep-seated problems.

That sad, modest wish — to be kept in mind — strikes a resounding note of grief and gratitude that echoes down the ages.

"We finished the year on a resounding note, achieving record quarterly revenue, a rapid increase in mobile traffic, and strong subscriber growth," CEO Pete Flint said in the press release.

Therein is the book's resounding note of pessimism: rather than contradicting the analysis of "Bye Bye Labour", Corbyn's spectacular rise might confirm it.

In resounding the note of the marvellous last struck in English by Wells and Chesterton, in permitting infinity to enter and distort his imagination, he has lifted fiction away from the flat earth where most of our novels and short stories still take place.

It was definitely not the same, boring whirr of the older trains, which starts low and slowly builds to a resounding high note, like a bad Jennifer Holliday impersonator.

On the night I ate at 44, a shockingly orange-colored passion-fruit-tomato gazpacho, spicy and bracingly acidic, struck a resounding opening note in a meal that progressed in dazzling fashion.

Gould was tireless, hitting every high note with resounding accuracy, performing with dignity and barely contained intensity.

There are entire syllabuses full of their lacklustre texts - galleries hung with their bland daubs, concert halls resounding with their duff notes, and of course, radio stations broadcasting their tepid lucubrations.