resounding

• “President Bush today declared the Iraqi election to be what he called a resounding success.”

  CNN Transcript Jan 30, 2005

• “David, we've used the word resounding success many times.”

  CNN Transcript Apr 20, 2008

• “Agassi, who won the Australian Open in resounding fashion in January, said that winning five-setters early in a tournament could get him over the hump.”

  USATODAY.com - Agassi summons up experience to win

• “Yesterday, FIFA announced total sales had surpassed three million, which a spokesman called a resounding success.”

  NPR: Scalping World Cup Tickets, Not An Easy Task

• “And while the Iranian response cannot be characterized as a resounding yes, neither is it a categorical rejection of negotiations.”

  Trita Parsi: Why Washington Should Welcome Iran's Broadening of the Agenda

• “Although at some previous point amid my fitful slumber, I do seem to recall a resounding dastardly laugh of triumph, mixed with the receding clatter of a Blackhawk's rotor blades.”

  Nick Revell: My Summer Break

• “A vote that President Bush calls a resounding success.”

  CNN Transcript Jan 30, 2005

• “KING: Would that trip have to be called a resounding success, based on world events?”

  CNN Transcript Jan 1, 2003

• “To hear my own name resounding amid acclamations in the hills of Westmorland was flattering, perhaps; but it was inconvenient at a moment when (as I was morally persuaded) police handbills were already speeding after me at the rate of a hundred miles a day.”

  St. Ives, Being the Adventures of a French Prisoner in England

• “But she could crash out of her remaining three races, and this entire effort would still have to be characterized as a resounding success.”

  statesman.com - Highschool

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