resounding造句

The evening was a resounding success.

We warmly greet your resounding victories.

The film was a resounding success.

I heard our harmonies resounding from the stadium's giant speakers.

Her new novel is resounding in the entire nation.

However, the rings are still resounding in the room.

Obviously, I think the answer is a resounding yes.

Chicago's resounding loss is something of a blow to his star power.

Finally, let me wish the Fourth Chinese-Foreign University Presidents Forum a resounding success.

I believe the answer to this question is a resounding, "Yes!"

HIS FIRST CONFRONTATION WITH the seneschal had been a resounding victory.

Behind them, the great iron doors closed with a resounding clang.

The next gale that sweeps from the north will bring to our ears the clash of resounding arms!

The answer was not, as it usually is, a flat-out no: it was a resounding perhaps.

But bishops and clergy in the church's General Synod gave a resounding thumbs down to proposals to amend church law to allow ministers to dress more casually.

The same poll pointed to a resounding victory for the SPLM in the south, where voting on the day was a much calmer affair.

Calderon stressed that he personally still opposed legalisation, but his willingness to debate the idea was, for some, a resounding crack in the international drug policy edifice.

Assuming that you are capable of holding on to the key, just press the giant red button and a resounding belch will issue forth from your Beer pager beer cozy/coaster.

Although demagogued as a "death panel," a program in Wisconsin to get patients to talk to their doctors about how they want to deal with death was actually a resounding success.

Whether the report presages a victory so resounding that it ends the long war, or just another inconclusive skirmish, now depends on the 100 battle-hardened warriors of the Senate.