Sentence examples for a message that resonated from inspiring English sources

It's a message that resonated with horror audiences of every gender, and still does, 40 years later.

The conservative intelligentsia not only helped to craft a message that resonated with working-class Democrats, a message that emphasised entrepreneurialism, law and order, and American pride.

But once the primary season started, it became clear that Mr. Obama had a persona and a message that resonated deeply with voters.

It was the first time, Wright says, that an Arab electorate ousted an autocratic leadership in a free and fair election — a message that resonated throughout the region.

It was not a message that resonated with many financial analysts who were hoping that the biggest shift in the company's management since its forming in 1984 would also bring a new tone.

At the fair, Mr. Fincher talked of concerns about an out-of-control federal government and a loss of Christian values, a message that resonated with people sitting nearby and picking at barbecued ribs.

Not a message that resonates in Catford.

This is a message that resonates with many aid groups.

"They are both Southerners that have a message that resonates with Southerners," Mr. Button said.

A company has to have a message that resonates with people".

Mr. Tanner said that Mr. Ford could provide not only "a new generation of leadership but a message that resonates".