Usage of "be a cacophony"

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Usage of be a cacophony in English

Or it can be a cacophony of clashing teeth, locking braces and bumping noses. 
 Wired 

It is said that the traditional Italian film set can be a cacophony of sound. 
 The Irish Times 

The result is a cacophony of engine noise, tire squeal, and numbers. 
 Wired 

There was a cacophony of screams, and the entire second level shook. 
 Stinger 

There is a cacophony of horns, but the cars do not move. 
 American Gods 

The room was a cacophony of different languages, all being shouted at once. 
 A conspiracy of paper: a novel 

It 's a cacophony of noise, too much to make sense of. 
 Wired 

The street was a cacophony of commerce, vehicles, and all manner of conversation. 
 The unincorporated man 

But more than anything it 's a cacophony of new ideas. 
 The Guardian 

Even at this stage the stadium was a cacophony as the final whistle was anticipated. 
 The Guardian 

What he was getting was a cacophony of opinions. 
 Obama's wars 

The giggles echo and re-echo, accumulating on top of one another until they 're a cacophony. 
 The crimson petal and the white 

My new sense was a cacophony of time, and not even the Eternals could silence it. 
 Seven Wonders of a Once and Future World & Other Stories 

The soundtrack was a cacophony of bellowed passion. 
 The Irish Times 

It is a cacophony of caprice and color. 
 The Red Queen 

The crowd was a cacophony of screams. 
 Paul of dune 

Meanings of be a cacophony in English