Sentence examples for resounding words from inspiring English sources
Resounding words of euroscepticism avant la lettre, written long before the first stirrings of the EU.
There are no tears now, just the resounding words of a champion racer.
It ended with the resounding words "Only free men can negotiate.
In the resounding words of big Ben, "[They] go into prison straight, and when they come out, they're gay.
Then from the balcony of Saint Peter's will come the resounding words, ever ancient and ever new: "Habemus Papam!
For the past couple of years, Kraftwerk have been playing a remix with lyrics in Japanese whose climax is the resounding word "FUKUSHIMA" glowing in black and white, at once chilling and compassionate.
"No" is a noble and resounding word in Greek history, dating back to October 1940 when the Greek leader Ioannis Metaxas rebuffed Mussolini's demand for occupation rights on Greek territory.
The words are still resounding in his head.
In the words of the French chant resounding daily in the streets, "On ne lâche pas" – we're not backing down.
As I find myself facing of another new year, I am immersed within cleansing waves of gratitude and the words, "be brave" reverberating through moments of the past and powerfully resounding within those of the future.
In other words, it's an important book that no English writer could have written – and so another resounding argument for the importance of taking in translations.
