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" ... It’s easy to be misled by the deafening buzz. The conference circuit is now exploding with “AI and pharma” conferences (I’m speaking at several), consultants excitedly discuss pharma’s digital transformation (and convince each pharma they’re distinctly behind), and exuberant stories about the power of data and AI resound almost daily across social media. ... "
" ... So what stories should leaders be telling when there’s a story vacuum? None. We don’t know the coronavirus story yet. It’s still developing, so we can’t buy into any stories. And we shouldn’t help propagate “stories” based on unreliable data. Instead, this message should resound loud and clear: ... "
" ... The word most likely to resound in critical assessments of the new program, produced by Idol alumnus Simon Cowell and featuring his co-alumnus Paula Abdul, is “slick.” But this is slickness of gargantuan proportions, an ill-favored slickness that eats away the spirit of art and then eats its own tail. The contrast between the amateurishness of the majority of the performances and the grandiosity of the staging, the lighting, the music production, not to mention the arena-sized audience and the national television viewership, left you queasy. One judge, L.A. Reid, a music exec involved in fashioning the careers of genuine icons like Mariah Carey, seemed to sense the ridiculousness of it all, barely cracking a smile. I doubt he’ll last long. (As for Cowell, he seemed a little less rambunctiously smirky than on Idol--perhaps letting the show provide its own swagger.) ... "
" ... To me, there is no better example of this than the late, great Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm. I first met Congresswoman Chisholm when I was a young, single mom on public assistance and food stamps. I was active in the community–serving as President of the Black Student Union, volunteering with the Black Panther Party, while raising two young boys. The time I spent on her campaign deeply impacted my life, and her words of wisdom continue to resound in my ear. ... "
" ... Whenever you think of engagement rings you can’t help but think “A Diamond Is Forever”—the ingenious campaign that Frances Gerety of N.Y. Ayers developed in 1947 for De Beers Group, a campaign that created a buzz that would forever resound in our collective consciousness that a lifetime commitment of love needs the gem of stability and permanence—a diamond. Now 74 years and multiple advertising campaigns later, De Beers Group has partnered with Blue Nile in the program Ten/Ten, in which 10 independent, wildly creative and distinctively different designers were chosen to create a single engagement ring that reimagines the iconic symbol of enduring love. ... "