reverberation

He had to be doing something, though I felt no reverberations.

The reverberations will go on well past the life of this government.

The reverberations will be felt for some time, I would guess.

Neither side wanted problems half a world away to have reverberations here.

What he had picked up were the reverberations of those words in his mother's mind.

The price rise may have reverberations far beyond the paper industry.

They'd wait out the winter, until the reverberations had died down.

He still felt the reverberations of the sound in his ears.

One subject, indeed, is but the reverberation of the other.

This year, it is not as clear what the reverberations could be for Democrats.

He realized only then that the reverberations were behind his position, not in front.

Both the government and the people felt the tremendous reverberations.

The reverberation time depends on the use of the room.

In this way very different reverberation effects could be created.

It has a reverberation time of more than 9 seconds.

They made him an American legend, whose reverberations are still being felt.

Still, the incident is likely to have reverberations in the political life of the town.

No change in the past would fail to have some kind of reverberation.

But as the movie goes along, its social and political reverberations gather force.

His voice has a large amount of reverberation, unlike the other three members.

And then there is the editing that still has political reverberations.

"But the audience section had lower reverberation than it should have."

But almost every line has a certain reverberation for us."

This is the minimum that will give a reverberation effect.

Those reverberations were gone when the priest appeared before them.