Sentence examples for very resounding from inspiring English sources

"I thought it was actually a very resounding show of support for network television," he said of the results.

I think some elements in the Republican Party are thinking that way, urging him to stay in to keep the seat Republican — it's not a very resounding endorsement".

Most of the time, the answer is "yes," but sometimes, it should be a very resounding "no".

Anytime you feel overwhelmed by stress, bend your knees and wiggle them back and forth as fast as possible for 10 seconds, and then squeeze your buttocks cheeks together while letting out a very loud and resounding "AAAAHHHHHHH!" as though screaming all the stress right out of your body.

It would send a resounding and very public message that the abolition of the office would not be tolerated.

So the answer to how surprised should we be that many of the Syrian refugees have smartphones is a resounding "not very".

But since political incorrectness is the lingua franca of a movie which is potentially offensive to so many constituencies, while ultimately remaining hilariously funny, your answer, after seeing it, may very well be a resounding " yes".

"In that sense, it's a very broad and significant and resounding opinion".

Richard France, from Oakgate, said: "We are very, very delighted with the resounding cross party support the planning committee gave us".

"The sunrise is very important!" they said, their voices resounding with the promise of something truly magnificent.

Coming to those first two as I was stepping out of childhood has made them part of my literary history – lines from them, memories of reading them resounding in the way very few books do these days.