Sentences with phrase «more deafening»

The more of the Spring Budget you read, the more deafening the silence about Brexit becomes.

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The more the present day is marked by noise — deafening noise — about ephemera, the more Benedict's silence about eternal things becomes profound in contrast.

With top - of - the - table implications adding even more spice to what is always a hotly - contested fixture, Kevin admitted he was stunned by the deafening noise inside White Hart Lane during the game.

To balance the development gap, that is why we are opening universities in the north; that is why we are building more secondary schools in the north; that is why we are extending electricity to all places in the north, so that wherever you stay you can enjoy the same facilities as a Ghanaian,» he stated amid cheers from party supporters and deafening honking of vuvuzelas from all angles as he unleashed venom on the country's biggest opposition party.

It is more like a deafening yowl.

An anniversary horror film overreliant on jump scares and deafening soundtrack stings, The Amityville Horror is shake - and - bake entertainment based more on elements from Amityville II: The Possession than from the first film — which makes it a little bit bloodier (though it could've been PG - 13 with almost no tweaking) and which is to say that you have your choice of which pile of manure to blame.

If more was needed to strip away the mask of «reform,» consider the deafening silence of the corporate school reformers in response to these events.

I can't think of a piece of work that captures the deafening noise of love more quietly.

After several days of deafening silence, Zuckerberg admitted in a Wednesday afternoon Facebook post that he and Facebook «made mistakes» and would «do» more to protect users» data.