Sentence examples for would resound from inspiring English sources

Jolivet's vibrant colors and surging rhythms and Martinu's intricate interplay would resound in Mr. Sheng's piece.

If there were canned laughter in real life, this country would resound with deafening guffaws.

Over the next 50 years, New York's archbishops took steps that would resound throughout the church in America.

Stolid strumming and electric-guitar hooks would resound and swell, the chords ringing across the room, as if unleashing a wordless, implacable determination that dwarfed any immediate distress.

(The assertion would resound throughout the age of cinéma vérité, although it is the subsequent observation — "Cinema is not the reflection of reality, but the reality of the reflection" — that today seems more profound).

"Before I came to England," he wrote during his first visit to the country, in 1878, "I supposed it was such a small island and its inhabitants were so devoted to higher culture that from one end to the other it would resound with the strains of Tennyson's lyre".

Those Nazi officers who drove into the sunlit quad at the heart of the Tuscan edifice of La Foce would have been appalled to know it would later resound to their notion of degenerate art.

Fiona returned home to write her judgment through which the immortal words of Gloria Gaynor would undoubtedly resound.

And although there is a vibrancy in nature writing today, a buoyancy that reflects our need in an ever-busying and complex world to bind to nature, to place, the echo of these books, these personal accounts, would not resound so widely if it weren't for the mulch created by people like Oliver.

It would have resounded with the bellowing and beating of frightened animals, been awash with their blood, and reeked of carcasses and roasting meat".

In the end, on a night when a statement that would have resounded coast-to-coast could have been made, all the Knicks were left with was a sense of deflation, Chauncey Billups's strained left knee and the realization that the series will be even more intense than last month's bloody encounter in New York — times seven, if necessary.