Sentence examples for a resonant tale from inspiring English sources

But mostly "The Silver River" is a resonant tale about the wonderment and distress set off when mortal and celestial worlds mingle.

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It's a gripping, resonant tale, and Nadezhda Markina is outstanding as Elena, and far more sympathetic than perhaps she should be.

Bauer, whose parents came to the United States from Germany, said he found "Barefoot Heart" a particularly resonant tale.

The latter is an impressionistic, painterly rendering of an Englishman's migration to the Canadian hinterlands in 1909, which in the hands of Amanda Forbis and Wendy Tilby proves to be a quietly resonant tale of quixotic, opaque individualism.

Another resonant tale, Homer's Odyssey (8th or 9th century bce), was the basis of Irishman James Joyce's 20th-century masterwork Ulysses.

This moving, amusing and resonant tale also touches on environmental and ecological concerns, on xenophobia and the fear of the threatening other.

Rather, it was de Blasio's resonant tale of two New Yorks, the wealthy one that Bloomberg is accused of coddling and the less wealthy one that he supposedly showed the back of his hand.

You can press buttons to select which traditional Chinese instruments you want to hear in an ensemble and watch videos of folk stories that spread along these trading routes with their resonant tales of misguided greed or triumphant trickery.

Sally Gable's world (which includes resonant tales of small-town life in Piombino Dese) is both timeless and completely modern, a life that moves in and around an architectural masterpiece.

The result is "a resonant, elaborately constructed" tale, Claire Messud wrote here last year.