Sentence examples for resounding point from inspiring English sources
Amid all of the discussion prompted by bombshell Guardian and Washington Post reports on the NSA's PRISM internet surveillance program, there has been one resounding point of agreement: The presentation that was supposed explain the whole operation was truly heinous.
"Sound Tracks" makes a virtue of its three-part structure; the individual narratives come together cumulatively to make its resounding overall point: music is a powerful agent of community building and social change.
The gamble failed, and Mr. Rajapaksa rode to a resounding 17-point victory.
They had won two games by a resounding 41 points combined.
The event added $50,000 to the $2.7 million that Mr. McCain's campaign has raised on the Internet since his resounding 19-point victory in the New Hampshire primary.
Lisa Armstrong, of The Times, awarded the actress's Vivienne Westwood get-up a resounding nine points out of a possible 10 – but then, she does have a funny little purple hat on in her byline photo.
Still, at least we have Ellen DeGeneres doing the hosting honours this year, a relief after the toe-curling embarrassment of Seth MacFarlane singing "We Saw Your Boobs" last year – one of the resounding low points of Oscar history.
Sale scored six tries for a resounding bonus-point win, condemning Wasps to a ninth Premiership defeat in a row.
Over the years there have been a few proverbial car crashes: at the 1992 general election, 38 of the 50 polls published during the campaign suggested Labour was narrowly ahead - when the result was a resounding seven-point Conservative lead.
New York City's now Independent (previously Republican and probably Democrat previous to that) Mayor Michael Bloomberg -- having spent $100 million of his own money to the other guy's five -- won reelection to a third term by a less than resounding five points.
In those four jurisdictions, Obama defeated McCain, 41,110 to 25,034 — contributing to his resounding 11-percentage-point victory in Pennsylvania).
