The film has had deep reverberations.
Extracting the spiritual from the religious context has deep reverberations.
Instead, she concentrates on the minutiae of relationships – between brothers, between husband and wife, and between parents and children – and on the deep reverberations these dramatic moments create in ordinary lives.
Discussing these New Age "translations," Safi said, "I see a type of 'spiritual colonialism' at work here: bypassing, erasing, and occupying a spiritual landscape that has been lived and breathed and internalized by Muslims from Bosnia and Istanbul to Konya and Iran to Central and South Asia". Extracting the spiritual from the religious context has deep reverberations.
The affair has further called into question Trudeau's commitment to reconciliation with indigenous peoples in Canada: Wilson-Raybould was the first indigenous person to hold the position of attorney general, and her removal from the party is likely to have deep reverberations in communities across across the country.
That night had deep reverberations like a church bell whose echoes go on for years.
Finalists: "The Privileges," by Jonathan Dee (Random House), a contemporary, wide ranging tale about an elite Manhattan family, moral bankruptcy and the long reach of wealth; and "The Surrendered," by Chang-Rae Lee (Riverhead Books), a haunting and often heartbreaking epic whose characters explore the deep reverberations of love, devotion and war.
Still, the loss of Smith, who was on Bill Parcells's New England team that went to the Super Bowl, had the deepest reverberations.
The Cold War may have begun on the perimeters of Europe, but it had its deepest reverberations in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, where nearly every community had to choose sides.
Heard after all these years, such questions, posed by this great Motown songwriting team who went on to a successful career as the Steve and Eydie of pop-soul, inevitably carry deeper reverberations.
