Sentence examples for example that resonates from inspiring English sources
Ms. Gardner, citing an example that resonates with her personally, pointed to the Wikipedia entry for one of her favorite authors, Pat Barker, which was a mere three paragraphs when she came across it.
The perception around Palestinians, especially as portrayed in the mainstream media, often involve an overt or undercover terrorist characterization (Homeland's Roya Hammad, an undercover terrorist posing as a Palestinian journalist, is a particular example that resonates with me).
The compassion that Twyman, who was of Irish descent, showed for the stricken Stokes, an African American, at a time when segregation was still commonplace in the United States set an example that resonated far beyond the boundaries of sports.
But Harrison, who had been named to the All-Pro team twice by that time, was setting an example that still resonates with Wilfork.
By tearing up the style rule book when Modernism was railing against classical forms, he set an example that still resonates today.
Here's an example that will resonate with the hundreds and thousands of Web 2.0 entrepreneurs out there: Cambridge, Mass.-based PatientsLikeMe was founded in 2004 by three MIT engineers who had personal experience with Lou Gehrig's disease.
In Luxy Hair's case, their content focused entirely on hair styling tutorials (how to emulate the looks of various celebrities, for example) that really resonated with their target market.
It's far better to include memorable anecdotes and examples that will resonate emotionally.
For example, if you hear a sound that resonates positively with you, you can remember it or take it with you, even hum it at your desk the next time you're stressed out.
THEY CAN ALL TURN THE WORLD UPSIDE DOWN! Lin-Manuel Miranda's showstopping number, "Yorktown: The World Turned Upside Down," uses examples that resonate deeply with a contemporary audience instead of the symbols of subversion from below that circulated in popular prints (and even earlier in the margins of medieval manuscripts).
