Sentence examples for a resonance of from inspiring English sources
"Endgame, afterwards, had a resonance of all that for me.
"That kind of coercion has a resonance of what the draft is all about".
Since Diallo, that phrase carries a resonance of police cover-up, which, oddly, Conlon doesn't seem to hear.
She is the dislocation of identity, a candle in the wind, the postcoital promise, the American backyard, the sweet angel of sex, a resonance of sound in the clearest range of a violin, a deliverance, America itself.
Recent advances in webcam technology mean that many of the streams appear in high definition, capturing with breathtaking clarity the avian activity that Emily Dickinson once described as "a route of evanescence / with a revolving wheel / a resonance of emerald / a rush of cochineal".
Stories of the unjust judge in the sources here take on a resonance of inward trouble and suggest the rich topos of the love-hatred of Mind and Body, classical rather than Christian in its origins, and associated with debate and dialogue.
with a spring constant of 0.9 N m−1 and a resonance frequency of approximately 20 kHz.
The equipment generates a 0.47 T magnetic field at a resonance frequency of 20 MHz.
Moreover, Tanaka (2014) implied a resonance effect of periodic force on seismicity.
The structure clamped at its base has a resonance frequency of 14.3 Hz.
The resulting optimal transducer has a resonance frequency of 28 [kHz].
