sounding board

As it evolves Privacy Sandbox ad methods and other tools, the group serves as a sounding board.

A third-generation coal miner who wore his western Pennsylvania roots proudly, Trumka was a crucial sounding board for Presidents from both parties on trade deals, labor disputes and worker safety, but he never fell for the trappings of Washington.

Instead, Grant said, loved ones should try to be “a sounding board” for frustration or sadness that pickers may feel and then act as a resource to guide them toward help.

They need to test hunches, tips and assumptions, and other insiders provide an ideal sounding board.

In San Francisco, Mayhew was a sounding board for Lynch and concentrated on scouting and football operations.

Reddit, a reader-fueled sounding board, has increasingly been used to cover breaking news events.

Internally, Clinton has insisted that employees use the online “Sounding Board” to advocate for changes in department protocol.

Or when she played the canny sounding board and strategist for Gov. Bill Clinton in his run for president.

Samuel Shriqui, another Upper East Side hairdresser, feels that some clients take the sounding-board scenario too far.

Part of a leader's job, of course, is to act as a sounding board for direct reports.

The entire heavens seemed to form a sounding-board, the least vibration resonant beneath its stretch.

Music burst from the sounding-board, odd, wild music, suddenly hopeful.

The Pulpit is Oak, with carved panels, in shape hectagonal, and has a sounding-board.

The acoustic principle of sounding-board resonance, in its application to the voice, is discussed by several vocal scientists.

The importance attached by Howard to the sounding-board resonance of the entire body has already been noticed.