Sentence examples for a resonant image from inspiring English sources
Again, this is a resonant image, like some wistful sorority ritual.
He organizes a private army of black-shirted thugs to terrorize the populace into paying him tribute money — a resonant image in 1939, when only Warner Brothers, with "Confessions of a Nazi Spy," was going on record against the fascist regimes breaking out in Europe.
But Mr. Ronen gave the closing image to the inestimable Mr. Cohen, who was seen circumnavigating the stage one final time, a man in exile but still upright and in search of a home: A resonant image that reached well beyond the riverside environs of the Globe.
The lone inspired inventor working through the night in his lab is a resonant image to us, but could a lone inventor have come up with the electronic dancing dinosaur?
A photograph of several of them carrying portraits of their dead children and yelling at a kneeling government official became an intensely resonant image after the earthquake.
At the heart of the story there is an endlessly resonant image: that of the good bad man who stands outside society the better to protect it.
With "Che," Mr. Soderbergh eschews blunt ideological argument and instead offers up a topical and resonant image of a near-messianic revolutionary leader surmounting seemingly impossible odds in inhospitable terrain.
It's a strange and resonant image, but you could also take it as a joke about feet that just won't stay still.
It's a giddy, touchingly resonant image of freedom — the animated girl is as liberated from shoes as from the laws of nature — one that the director Hayao Miyazaki lingers on only as long as it takes your eyes and mind to hold it close, love it deeply and immediately regret its impermanence.
Joey Litman: The most resonant image from a basketball book I've ever read remains Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's description, in "Giant Steps," of the time Earl Monroe came up to the Rucker in 1965.
