1. I lay in the cacophonous darkness thinking about magic.

2. There the music is cacophonous in nature.

3. Or India, with her cacophonous, messy. multi-ethnic democracy?

4. They produced the most cacophonous beat of pop music.

5. In America's cacophonous and hyper-active democracy, this means that actions and adventures tend to be self-regulating, at least over a period of years.

6. EVEN by Europe’s cacophonous standards, German policymakers sent mixed signals on the euro this week.

7. And the city is just too cacophonous for meaningful conversation.

8. When it reached mine, I heard cacophonous music like a calliope and felt as if Roman candles had been lighted inside my skull.

9. It is quite a shock to move from this charming, if slightly aimless stuff back into the original cacophonous maelstrom.

10. Her work was there, her friends were there-even her remote acquaintances from college at Brown ten years ago were there-and she had made her home in the cacophonous, cozy comfort of the Village.

11. As expected, birds raised in soundproof boxes grew up to sing cacophonous songs.

12. As you can hear, the result is a bit cacophonous (although you can hear its nested structure in a coarse way).

13. Cao Huiping, 45, a taxi driver whose childhood compound was stuffed with 17 unrelated families, recalls when vendors filled the air with a cacophonous racket of competing tunes.

14. The day in the alley begins in a way that is busy but not in disorder, dynamic but not cacophonous[Sentencedict], routine but not boring.

15. Mostly the 20% of earth's surface that is problematic are related unto the cities humanity resides within as they produce the most greatly sour sounds of all that are cacophonous to listen unto.

16. The earliest performances of kabuki were dancing and song with no significant plot, often disdained as gaudy and cacophonous, but equally lauded as colorful and beautiful.

17. Conducting a content analysis of all 134 letters, I discovered patterns within the cacophonous chaos.

18. Halfway through his first five-year term, Ban Ki-moon, only the eighth man to fill the post (there have been no women), still struggles to make his voice count in a cacophonous world.

19. Why we like him: For They Don't Make This Anymore, a visually cacophonous installation at Baltic in Gateshead inspired by the world of surveillance.

20. She's overburdened with one of the world's highest population densities, which makes for a seething mass of people, buildings and cacophonous traffic.