Examples of resound

• The expression "never again" is a refrain that resounds in the hearts of survivors from varying experiences.

• What for the authors is 'now' is for the reader a resounding 'then'.

• The primary discourse in both is powerfully ironical; but, on occasion, another type of belief-of a very different tone and temper-crosses it, resounds through it.

• It is incisive, confident and resounds with the veracity of someone who really understands and believes in what she is writing about.

• All that land resounded with the hissing of the serpents, and in addition there was no small terror to us from them.

• Taken as a whole, her five readings offer a considered articulation of how specific authors and operas allowed women's voices to sound and resound.

• A basso profundo in conventional terms, his technique involves letting the voice resound in the space, making the walls of the church the sounding board of his vocal instrument.

• The spirits' voices resounded in the physical ear, their thoughts were translated from heavens onto common ink and paper, and their ethereal forms were made flesh.