Sentence examples for gained resonance from inspiring English sources

Nobre's message may have gained resonance because of this year's severe drought in São Paulo, the country's economic powerhouse.

Both glorify a warrior ethos, an ideal of valor that gained resonance as samurai culture was on the wane.

Those attacks from Republicans in Congress and on the presidential campaign trail gained resonance as gasoline prices spiked.

Day by day, her campaign gained resonance as more and more people from divided and marginalized local communities shared their stories with her.

Because the TV spotmaker's miscue gained resonance from a previous snicker-generator: the locker-room derogation of a colleague of mine by Bush, unaware of a nearby live microphone.

She warned that a provision in the stimulus bill would create a bureaucracy to "monitor treatments to make sure your doctor is doing what the federal government deems appropriate and cost-effective," was carried in a commentary she wrote for Bloomberg News that gained resonance throughout the conservative media, most notably with Rush Limbaugh and the Fox News Channel host Glenn Beck.

While Illinois seems to have become a center of debate over the death penalty, the issue is gaining resonance around the nation, after many years in which it was seen as essentially a dead letter in American politics.

Mr. Baker doesn't give much away about either woman, in terms of their histories, but as they inch closer to each other, the continuities between them gain resonance, power.

Coinciding with these events in the political realm and gaining resonance from them, the Lutheran matter was inevitably drawn into the political vortex, thereby acquiring the features of a national cause.

"Now, all these years later, it's clear that housing is what's needed, and that issue is gaining resonance throughout all levels of society".

The treaty never gained much resonance in Jordan because it failed to win the Palestinians a state.