sonorously in a sentence

Examples

1. As Charlton Heston, the narrator, sonorously puts it at the very beginning, talking about Texicans, as they were called then : " This is the story of their fight for freedom.
2. For instance, the sonorously omniscient narrator still says things like " Meanwhile, back at a huge footprint in the mud " or " Meanwhile, at a very expensive fake waterfall set ."
3. "We got friends in the towers _ they're missing, " said a woman named Judy, brandishing a sonorously authentic New York accent as she hurried by a reduction of the Brooklyn Bridge.
4. In the driver's seat was Fafner himself, as sonorously personified by bass Gabor Andrasy . ( A " Wizard of Oz " touch here . ) When Siegfried dispatched Fafner, the stagehands crumpled, too.
5. The lines evoke a scene in a lunatic asylum, beginning with the sonorously disturbing : " " We went out of our minds one fine day " " ( " Sia
   li smo s uma u sjajan dan " ).
6. Imagine my disappointment, then, when the piano entered with the familiar chords banged out by hands crashing from a great height in three distinct keyboard registers, rather than rolled sonorously by hands in constant contact with the keys and in the low-to-middle register alone.
7. If I'm not mistaken, it stood about where it was 20 years ago when Gov . Jim Hunt talked sonorously and endlessly about education . ( How well I remember those scintillating press conferences . ) He's still the governor and he's still talking about it.
8. Bacon is the entire cast of a play that wanders sonorously for more than two hours through a thicket of earnest whimsy and religious head-scratching . ( John Dosset plays the part on selected Wednesday and Sunday matinees . ) It is to the actor's vast credit that you are willing to follow him for as long as you do.
9. The production has a high-church aura, with a determinedly elevated narration sonorously delivered by Richard Kiley to an organ accompaniment and biblical passages elegantly read by Jean Simmons . ( She was in " The Robe, " remember ? ) There are illuminated manuscripts and Renaissance paintings, staged scenes of a scribe scribing away and periodic resort to images of the sky.
10. Meanwhile, the narrator ( Godard himself ) comments on the action in a lofty, literary manner, which is sometimes comically at odds with the humdrum events on screen . ( " They descend to the center of the universe, " he says sonorously when Arthur and Odile take the metro . ) The audience, thrust out of its dream by these Brechtian alienation devices, is also flattered into becoming collaborators in the filmmaking process.