Sentence examples for connections resonates from inspiring English sources

(In New Jersey, where I grew up, the word "connections" resonates differently from the way it might for a grandmother who lives atop a wind-swept sea cliff in southwestern Ireland, in a small white house with a hand-painted sign on the lawn: "Tea and Cakes").

But how he speaks of his online acquaintances and their interpersonal connections resonate with my own experience.

As we spoke of the purpose of Hajj, three very distinct connections resonated with me as a peacemaker.

In his first and longest decade, he drew parallel and fluidly wavering lines between folk, country, blues, and soul, embedded them in rock, discovered that punk is a form of them all protest music at greater volume and showed us that those connections resonate emotionally, and are often dark.

We cannot help it; an emotional connection resonates with us on a base level.

And it's a connection, it resonates to the same kind of place deep inside them rather than it being like we are reading someone's diary.

I now saw a connection that resonated for the first time deeply.

But then I don't have a sense that such a connection would resonate with many students, for I gather that the First World War and the Second World War are not much taught in many American high schools.

Connections like these resonated with Mseleku, for whom Coltrane's and McCoy Tyner's phrasing were much bigger direct influences than, for instance, for the more traditionally African Ibrahim.

Now there's Michael Flynn's failure to disclose his payments from foreign governments Flynn may be out of his job as National Security Advisor, but his Russian connections continue to resonate with a warning for this administration.

When the connection of thought resonates with the truth of self, it will feel like a tiny vibration around your heart and in your chest.