Sentence examples similar to constantly resonate from inspiring English sources
Sarajevo is a city where the past constantly resonates, and next year it will commemorate two of the biggest moments in its history, writes Kenneth Morrison.
Her parodies of specific female behaviors, like in the "I'm So Bad" sketch and an upcoming one about women constantly apologizing, resonate with both genders.
Specific meanings and actions identified in one context are malleable, dynamic, overlapping and constantly emergent, resonating with each other, crossing contextual boundaries, shifting forms and generating different but related effects elsewhere.
It resonates constantly: what you see on the walls relates to the content of the display cases, be it a famous piece by Jean Arp or Kurt Schwitters, the humblest scribbled draft or most elliptical postcard.
In the digital era evolution is constant so the concept of a 'year of mobile' doesn't resonate and never has because we are constantly getting smarter, more efficient and increasingly creative.
It is too easy to constantly pick only on high street companies, whose brand names resonate with consumers, and who sit at the end of long and complex global supply chains.
It's one of the beauties of Humans: it constantly throws up interesting questions about tech and the future that also resonate with the present and relate to humanity, ethics, politics, immigration even.
Afghanistan does not resonate.
The absences can resonate.
