Sentence examples for a very resonant from inspiring English sources

I used to go into auditions with a briefcase and say in a very resonant voice, "Hello.

It affected him profoundly: "The way they lived was the way in which we wanted to live, so the book had a very resonant quality for my generation.

Williams said, "This is a very resonant subject for people of my generation, and that's why I welcomed the opportunity to participate in this film".

A more realistic approach would be to look for a very resonant omen within the general time frame of the inauguration.

John Malpede founded LAPD 31 years ago and he has been on the ground in Skid Row working and building community as an artist and — with others — on a creative practice that is very resonant and remains very relevant".

The Dark Knight, second in Christopher Nolan's trilogy, and a very culturally resonant event, was for the me the key film of 2008.

When I'm sitting in front of Tony Eady, what I hear is, first of all, a very deep resonant voice that I know I'm going to enjoy listening to while I'm working.

Though Carey does employ a breathy tone at times, she has a very clear, resonant tone most of the time.

Her words were spoken for a different time and purpose, but they feel very resonant now as she talks about the urgency of spirituality, morality and ethics in an increasingly technological age.

And this song was very resonant with my father growing up.

"This magazine is founded on something very resonant and reliable," she said.