Meanings of whole symphony in English

One may see the whole symphony leading up to the national celebration.

Hamlet knew that, potentially at least, he was a whole symphony orchestra.

Throughout the whole symphony is the dual theme, each part spurring the other.

Guaranteed to raise a whole symphony of screeching and slapping sounds.

The breeze had vanished, its departure signalling a whole symphony of fresh sound.

It eventually destroys the whole symphony, David.

We need synaesthetic metaphors to accommodate Bell's vision: a whole symphony of impure sounds hurtles off her canvases.

Over the whole symphony is cast the hue of this rhapsody, both in mood and in the literal tone.

But make no mistake, the US Treasury is specifically targeting the brothers behind the whole symphony of state capture.

I do not want to scribble, and therefore can not send you the whole symphony before next post day.

This simple, but marvellously pregnant, motive is not only the kernel of the first movement, it is the fundamental thought of the whole symphony.

And the intensity of that Finale matched the opening movement in a way that made the whole symphony cohesive, and almost terrifying in its impact.

There are silences, and again there are whole symphonies of sound.

Whole symphonies he executed, shrill and harsh at the beginning, growing softer and softer, and at last melting away in sadness and resignation.