Sentence examples for Political resonances from inspiring English sources

It's full of political resonances.

Again, this has uncomfortable political resonances.

This anxiety may originally have had tacit political resonances.

The Reagan-era optimism of these films has its political resonances, and yet remains true optimism.

Instead, the building and its programme is intended to be a sounding board of social, cultural and political resonances.

It was that ability to unearth the social and political resonances of private behaviour that made Davies a supreme director.

Yet it has political resonance.

Paid leave has increasing political resonance.

The tensions outlined in Genesis still have political resonance in contemporary debates between liberalism and conservatism.

In this election season, Dean's responsive, even angry, voice has had political resonance.

On further reflection, though, this site-specific installation can take on a more political resonance.