Sentences with cacophony
ca·coph·o·ny
C c - All around was bubbling a cacophony of voices. [+ of]
- A cacophony of hoots, cackles, and wails.
- It becomes this cacophony of screaming images.
- The combination of hordes of frantic shoppers and the teeth-rattling cacophony of construction work is enough to drive anyone to drink.
- The cacophony produced by city traffic at midday.
- Has caused a cacophony of indignation among Australia's cultural cognoscenti.
- Between this cacophony of free form is a noisy collection of animals in wire cages.
- Thomas PYNCHON'S latest novel is a bloated, obscene and unwieldy cacophony of uncertain registers, mixed meanings and bad gags.
- To complete the cacophony, Depardieu's mobile phone starts ringing.