Sentence examples for Lingering resonance from inspiring English sources

In sum, don't expect the lingering resonance that Molière (and maybe Mr. Cohen) were after.

Beyond Dancefloor's unintentional revolution, there's lingering resonance in its bridging of two eras.

Still, the book's lingering resonance owes less to its strenuous intellectual girding than to the mystery the story nonetheless retains.

The republic was founded on ideas -- "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" -- and the last two words retain a lingering resonance.

He speaks at the same time and with the same rhythm, though not with the same lingering resonance.

The sound of the City Opera Orchestra came through better than ever, with brightness, richness and lingering resonance.

When Abner Louima, a Haitian immigrant, was arrested and then brutalized by a group of cops, in 1997, he claimed that one of the attackers had menacingly declared, "This is Giuliani time!'' Afterward, Louima, who won the largest-ever police-brutality settlement against the city ($8.75 million), said that he had fabricated that part of the story — but its resonance lingered.

When Abner Louima, a Haitian immigrant, was arrested and then brutalized by a group of cops, in 1997, he claimed that one of the attackers had menacingly declared, "This is Giuliani time!" Afterward, Louima, who won the largest-ever police-brutality settlement against the city ($8.75 million), said that he had fabricated that part of the story — but its resonance lingered.

That sort of resonance, that lingering, haunting effect, is the product of real magic, and Kelly Link is no doubt a sorceress to be reckoned with.

Plucking a string, he marveled at the rich resonance that lingered for several seconds.

Throughout the midterm campaign, there were endless comparisons made between O'Rourke and Bobby Kennedy, and in a party where the dream of resurrecting the glory days of the Kennedy presidency still lingers for some, that has resonance.