Sentence examples for Resonant message from inspiring English sources

The steroid ban here perhaps is the most resonant message sent so far.

The "passionate intensity" of the populists conveys a simple, easily grasped, and now resonant message: the elites are selfish, corrupt, and often criminal.

Instead, Abe has pulled off a political resurrection unlike any here since World War II, returning from humiliation with a new — and resonant — message about a stronger Japan.

The secretary of state had hoped to carry a unified and resonant message from the meeting of G7 foreign ministers in Italy.

In the final weeks of the campaign, Mr. Schundler finally seemed to have hit upon a resonant message: taxes, taxes, taxes.

A giant rally in Lahore last month signaled the start of Mr. Qadri's assault on Pakistan's political classes, which he derides as incompetent and irredeemably corrupt — a resonant message in a country of high unemployment and crippling electricity shortages.

Text passages also reveal layers of resonant messages.

Part of the problem of Ms. Quinn's appeal is that she has been in a continuing mode of response, first having had to contend with the threat of Mr. Weiner's surprise candidacy and then with the tireless and obviously resonant messaging of Mr. de Blasio.

It's not easy to find these resonant messages and keep them fresh and alive over time, but it's a brand's best hope of creating loyalty, relevance, and profitable sales.

To heal the Party's divisions and achieve electoral success, Democrats must move from denial to acceptance of the long-term failures of Democrats, reclaim core Democratic values, and launch a "moonshot" of policy prescriptions coupled with emotionally resonant messaging to rebuild trust with disaffected voters.

The question for ganjapreneuers is: Do you want to be a Brooklyn Brew or a Bud Dry? Like their craft beer forbearers, marijuana brands must stand out from the pack early on by investing in a strong visual identity, name, and resonant messaging.