Sentence examples for broader resonances from inspiring English sources

But Lohan's attitude has broader resonances.

The artists involved in the new dramas see broader resonances in the story.

Bifurcated solutions with broader resonances are found for a model of the LHD stellarator currently being built in Japan and an optimized configuration like the Wendelstein VII-X proposed for construction in Germany.

Increasing the displacements of the scatterers leads to broader resonances in the medium, which improves the external quantum efficiency in the bandwidth around 700 nm.

The decision had a broader resonance.

But when this document is seen as part of the entrancing exhibition "To Sleep, Perchance to Dream," the recipe takes on broader resonance.

In classical Chinese, "the character used for the idea of 'reciprocity' is shu, which carries a broader resonance of 'tolerance,'generosityty,' and even willingness to 'excuse,'forgiveve,' and 'show mercy,'" Orville Schell (Twitter: @orvilleschell) writes.

The aim is to explore and debate issues of injustice, inequality, and racial exclusion in ways that have broader resonance for urban America and will open new terrains for constructive action.

A better approach is for gay activists in Russia and their allies abroad to link the (otherwise unpopular) cause of gay equality to problems that have a broader resonance in Russia, like endemic corruption and the weak rule of law.

And it had a broader resonance in the 1990s, when a shiver of fear of Muslims and low-caste upstarts passed through Hindu society at large, fanned by the BJP.

The vote had broader resonance as well, part of a rebalancing of Thailand's hierarchical society that so far has played out in the streets, challenging the elite establishment and giving more voice to the poor.