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ressonància Having the character of a loud deep sound; the quality of being resonant.
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Bells were ringing in the distance in honor of the royal birthday.
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Every telephone in every house in Wayward Pines is ringing right now.
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Now the cries of clear strong voices came ringing over the fields.
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When I let myself into the house I hear the phone ringing.
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The ringing of the church bells could be heard in the hall.
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Results: Magnetic resonance imaging studies were available for review in 949 cases.
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This is especially true if the subject continues to have a resonance.
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Fiona heard the low resonance of Ian's answer but not his words.
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The group's message has particular resonance in West Bengal, which borders Bangladesh.
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Magnetic resonance changes were used to calculate intratumoral doxorubicin concentrations throughout treatment.
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Is the cultural vibrancy of the city being lost as a result?
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Yet she'd felt the vibrancy of the desert when they'd stopped yesterday.
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In return, people have brought richness, vibrancy and skills to those communities.
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It's still one of the best leading indicators of an economy's vibrancy.
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The day will find its own vibrancy in its own sweet time.
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The thunder was re-echoed among the rocks with a grand sonorousness.
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The words uttered by the little provincial had an indefinable sonorousness.
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Don't you perceive the sonorousness of these old dead Latin phrases?
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When heard near by, the sonorousness of the sound reminds one of the cello.
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How golden her voice sounded with its seductive, sun-like sonorousness!
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This vision of a flooded world possesses a pared-down, Beckettian plangency.
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She was short of breath, so that her voice palpitated with a touching plangency that shook the man's heart.
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In addition to the plangency of his chord combinations, as such, his polyphonic skill is responsible for much of the solidity of his fabric.
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Her voice had a pleasant plangency, a quality of more yet to come and as if the wells of her vitality were far from drained.
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In a moment he said, without quite succeeding in keeping the plangency out of his voice: "What am I supposed to do about it, then?"
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The ampleness of that reverberance is almost isolated.
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An inexplicable flapping of wings and cock-crows of singular sonority were heard.
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The latter is dull and faded, without sonority, but soft and agreeable.
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I yawned with prodigious sonority, and overturned a chair with my foot.
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Here, in typical fashion, it's often startling in sonority and emphasis.
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Their sweet and penetrating voices had an exquisite sonority in that profound silence.
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You can simply bask in the lovely tunes and the sonority of the words.
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By the 15th of October the voice of the patient had lost its sonority.
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She started giggling, a rubbery sonority muffled by her body.
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The four works recorded here show a sophisticated ear for instrumental technique and sonority.
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And the carriage passed under it in darkness whilst the wheels rumbled with increased sonority.
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Yes, yes, and the sonority of the instrument is double that of the old harpsichord.
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It was an abode of darkness, enormous, without sonority.
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Put simply, Tóibín's novel contains an awful lot of its author and his resonant sonority.
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He replied to Quaisoir with a delicacy as feigned as the sonority he'd affected seconds before.
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He said that he liked the Erard but he really preferred the Pleyel with its veiled sonority.
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When she spoke, the voice was deep and plain, a laundry mistress's voice, no sonority to it.