Sentence examples for the most resounding from inspiring English sources

The most resounding rebuke of this old-school pledging competition came from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).

"A massive presence will be the most resounding condemnation of the Golden Dawn murderers of Pavlos Fissas," Syriza said.

Juan Manuel Santos, Colombia's president, hailed Jojoy's death as "the most resounding blow" against the FARC in its history.

What this means, though, is that even the most resounding mandate is likely to be a limited one.

She was hoarse from campaigning, but, in Rehman's estimation, she delivered "one of the most resounding and exceptional speeches" she had made since her return.

Robbins was fascinated by the potential for stillness, and fittingly the last section, in which the dancers create a series of frieze scenes, is the most resounding.

So as he neared the basket, Sprewell, his most resounding slam of the season seemingly just a blink away, gathered himself and prepared to go into the right-handed windup that would end in a thunderous tomahawk dunk.

By scoring 180 in England's second innings — far more than all 11 Australians mustered combined in their first attempt — he ensured that a strong position was transformed into a crushing, historic humiliation of the visitors, one of England's most resounding victories in the 136-year history of the rivalry.

Meanwhile, air raids have given the armed forces some of their most resounding victories, including the killing in recent years of three senior FARC leaders.

But perhaps second-wave feminism's most resounding defeat was the collapse of the long-awaited Equal Rights Amendment, designed to protect gender equality under the US constitution.

But she drew her most resounding applause in the packed House chamber with some blunt language on Iran.