Sentence examples for bit of resonance from inspiring English sources

Beyond the varied and engaging ways these works converse with one another, each manages to add a further bit of resonance and rightness to the title.

Though unfailingly genial, Ms. Messina never quite figured out how to navigate the cramped stage and the post-dinner crowd, though the context added a bit of resonance to "I'm Alright," in which Ms. Messina tells an old lover, "Looking good in your three-piece suit/I always knew you'd take the business route".

Those rolling periods and apocalyptic cadences only really hit the sweet spot when western Europe was peering over the brink of the long drop, families were huddled round the wireless looking for uplift and something with a bit of historical resonance was called for.

It is his programme of financial austerity in the face of a currency crisis (talk about a bit of understated historical resonance), together with the demands of Rothschild's bank, that compound the misery caused by the failure of two successive harvests.

And it really doesn't matter what those words are, whether they're any good, whether they're in the right order or a bit clichéd or have any sort of resonance, because you can sort them out when you come to the editing.

These may be familiar eras in the canon of Ms. Sui, but they had a bit more resonance in a season when a lot of designers are doing a good bit of research in the library.

"I think I'd always need something that has a bit of, not necessarily suffering, but some resonance or that has a bigger pull.

"It has a lot of resonance.

This result is typical of resonance phenomena.

The issue is one of resonance.

That's the element of resonance.