Sentence examples for Resonant writing from inspiring English sources

And yet there are traces of beautifully resonant writing, evoking the moment, bringing human faces close to our own, throughout "The Age of Anxiety" – they're just all in prose.

"While the play is gruelling, in the context of this summer's riots it feels resonant," he writes in the Standard.

"A teeny thing felt deeply resonant," he wrote in an impassioned exegesis of the artist's words and deed.

And my last yammering on this topic, I promise — the word "prospecting" wound up feeling really resonant to me, writing this story.

"It's certainly interesting how, with the ascendency of Trump, everything seems resonant—I'm writing an Andrew Jackson miniseries, and now that seems more relevant than ever".

In that, they follow the most resonant political writing of the last 50 years.

Still, even at its least resonant, his writing raises questions about what we want or expect from fiction, what a story ought to be.

It's a resonant, disquieting piece of writing.

There is something deeply affirming about discovering the right word, phrase, or image in a poem, but writing a resonant and rhythmic sentence can also be utterly transcendent.

Batty and Wardle have both 'done time' on psychiatric wards and written resonant, gutsy and humorous poems about their experience.

His share in his master's success was even more acutely raised by the question of his precise role in writing Kennedy's resonant inaugural address of January 1961.