Sentence examples for swelling chorus from inspiring English sources

Perhaps; but not serious enough, according to a swelling chorus of international critics.

The voices of affected individuals and communities should be at the center of this swelling chorus of opinions.

While the reforms Cameron has secured are modest, there's a swelling chorus of voices in countries like Germany saying not just "We must do this, reluctantly, to keep Britain in", but "We really do need to reform the EU".

Amnesty International called on Wednesday for an investigation into police tactics during last week's Free Trade Area of the Americas meetings here, joining a swelling chorus of complaints that the police used unwarranted violence to stifle mostly peaceful demonstrators.

The composer Sir James MacMillan and American conductor Marin Alsop are among those who have joined a swelling chorus of disapproval over rumoured cuts to programming at the ENO in a letter to the Guardian.

"If we don't vote, we turn our backs on everybody from Harriet Tubman to Frederick Douglass to Dr. Martin Luther King," Mrs. Clinton said at St . Luke African Methodist Episcopal Churchon Amsterdam Avenue and 153rd Street, the third stop during the tour, where she half-danced her way down the aisle and out the church to the swelling chorus of a gospel choir.

The young waitresses sing under their breath to the swelling choruses of big-band numbers and dutifully hand out pamphlets detailing the room's origins.

The songs, with their swelling choruses and throbbing emotions, sound like Asian pop with hints of Andrew Lloyd Webber and American Top 40.

The most complete is this year's undertaking, its baroque arrangements and swelling choruses resembling the ornate structures of Illinois A sublime antidote to the horrible festive hokey of Christmas present, Stevens pulls off the seemingly impossible: instilling reverence and jocularity into festive listening.

Now that we have become habituated to the subtle, natural-seeming flavours of The Wire and Mad Men, they may have ruined our palates for characters who say "You don't care how many lives you destroy if you get what you want!" and "You bought me once, you can't do it anymore!" to a swelling background chorus of woodwind and grand piano.

Beauty arrives in deep voice of river and wind through forest, swelling the chorus, giving sonority universal proportions".