reverberant

A more reverberant hall would have helped, for his sound is not large.

Taft was up in the reverberant part of the room.

"You called me," he said with a deep reverberant metallic voice.

The effect of the performance in that reverberant space was entrancing.

My main disappointment was with the overly reverberant sound system.

There was a sort of reverberant humming from the Shed, now.

It was a huge, rich voice, reverberant as a drum.

That was when another voice broke in, reverberant and strange, as if out of nowhere.

"It's a beautiful room, but a bit reverberant," she said.

The reverberant character of such a place is therefore implicit in the score.

In the case of the cathedral, that space is vast and extremely reverberant.

This time the sound in the empty hall was, if anything, overly bright and reverberant.

The sound of its contact was hollow and reverberant.

The heavy steel made a hollow reverberant sound on the oak.

This, along with the church's reverberant acoustics, sometimes makes it difficult to get perspective on the playing.

I love walking down the street when the light gets all reverberant, bouncing around like that, and everything's just humming in your face.

All hard surfaces - stone, concrete and glass - the room is extremely reverberant.

First, the church's extremely reverberant acoustics made it the wrong place for the endeavor.

That was especially so in this reverberant church.

Yet he sounded tentative, as if afraid of sticking out too much in this reverberant space.

Weinberg's own experimentation since the Darkness days had also led to a more reverberant sound.

The album was recorded in the corridors of the museum, which are naturally reverberant.

From inside Andy there came a deep, reverberant clunk, as though something had broken.

She was five steps into the crowd when a booming, reverberant roar sounded from behind her.

It was as reverberant as the day he first read it.