Sentence examples for Whatever resonates from inspiring English sources

By holding the intention of being true to yourself, you focus your attention on whatever resonates with your truth.

Cartoon Hillary: Sanders' move will bring "unity or harmony or solidarity or whatever synonym resonates more strongly with you".

It does, for whatever reason, resonate with kids.

Besides sympathetic political appointments, though, what does the technology industry want from Washington? "Education is the issue that resonates, whatever party they're from," said Rich White, a former congressman who recently became chief executive of TechNet, a nonpartisan political meeting ground for Silicon Valley executives.

So is the piece that, for whatever reason, has resonated with me the most lately: "Winter Light," from 2008.

Whatever echoes might resonate across that half century, and from 22nd and Columbia to the streets of Ferguson, I'm struck by a significant geographical difference.

I welcome students to attend my office hours as frequently as they like for a deeper discussion about whatever topic has resonated with them.

" He also uses this as an occasion to remind Americans that we gain strength from our diversity -- a message that can resonate whatever your political leanings (unless, of course, you think that Mitt Romney's French language abilities are a liability).

This is the light of the Divine, the Universe, whatever term or energy resonates with you.

Whatever France decides will resonate far beyond its borders.

"It was a formula [that] for whatever reason didn't resonate with the critics, and I think that had an impact on its box office".