Sentence examples for these reverberations from inspiring English sources

These reverberations for Light are firstly, the movement of families throughout the country and even overseas; and secondly, that her "ancestral home" is the workhouse.

It is hardly surprising that there should be these reverberations, for less than four years span the events of the first three Ripley novels (though almost 20 years separate the writing of the first and the third).

These reverberations result in an increased rate of localization failures from 50% (center room configuration) to 60%.

Of course these reverberations look and feel differently for different groups of Americans.

"It is clear that these are reverberations from what happened on Manezh Square, and it is clear that there are far more than we know about," Ms. Kozhevnikova said, referring to the square outside the Kremlin where the weekend's unrest was centered.

Q. Are the reverberations from these changes likely to reach as far as Purchase, N.Y., where PepsiCo is based? A. Pepsi has already been through its reorganization.

Instead, they have been forced to watch it coming from far off on the horizon, as they read the news about New York and Washington and waited for the reverberations of these distant tragedies to reach them.

Early explorers had collected these wonderful creatures, killing them with the reverberations of shotgun fire, but the tribes, Zalemaku explained, would never do anything like that.

The sum of these lower reverberation echoes sometimes makes a strong confusion with targets.

A closer look at what took place adds grim overtones to these judgments, with reverberations to the present moment.

Instead, she concentrates on the minutiae of relationships – between brothers, between husband and wife, and between parents and children – and on the deep reverberations these dramatic moments create in ordinary lives.