Culled from Northern Lights, Lyra's journey to rescue abducted children from the Arctic is faithfully done, but lacking mythic resonance.
The voice is light, still lacking the resonance of a true baritone, as if drained of shadow or hinterland, leaving only the pared-back essence: refined, intelligent, a little fragile.
For those who, like this reviewer, find that verse lacking in resonance and power, he provides a killingly good parody by Dylan Thomas, which begins: "Not your winged lust but his must now change suit".
He generally approved of the track list, but found the older songs such as "Sweet Caroline" and "Say a Little Prayer" lacking in resonance, and named "You Keep Me Hangin' On" as the weakest performance.
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A total failure to address it would result in an analysis lacking resonance.
Raju's investigations and trials of various crimes of passion feel incidental, scraps of information lacking resonance.
The stilted, carefully staged images call to mind Edward Hopper, Jeff Wall and Gregory Crewdson, but they are curiously lacking in narractive resonance (Johnson).
It is dry, austere and long, the movements inevitably lacking the shimmering resonance of the first three of Mr. Reich's scores.
The Academy of Music, an opera house that opened in 1857, is a delight to the eye and, with the orchestra deployed onstage rather than in the pit, an abomination to the ear, only grudgingly yielding up a sound lacking in warmth, resonance and cohesion.
The identity of the woman at the heart of 'Norwegian Wood' is a 'mystery' so lacking in emotional resonance that Ian MacDonald's Beatles know-it-all's set-text Revolution in the Head devotes precisely ten words to it, calmly noting that the song was 'supposedly about an affair Lennon was having with a journalist'.
