cacophony

“Most people look at it like, ‘How can I manage this cacophony coming at me?’

The cacophony of an independence referendum campaign which had echoed through Scotland for three years had died away and Alex Salmond, so often the embodiment of pugnacious self-confidence, appeared pale and drained.

After the cacophony of the Trump years, the civility of the 2024 vice presidential debate evoked an earlier era of political discourse.

Gilmer and her team recently gave an extensive tour of the reborn hall, and the grinding cacophony of final construction was still in the air.

There’s a cacophony of slamming metal doors, keys jangling, and shouts and screams from inmates as officers race to see what’s happened.