Sentence examples for hardly resonated from inspiring English sources
For so many years, Oklahoma hardly resonated outside its borders.
Miliband's vision of 'productive capitalism' hardly resonated beyond university seminar rooms: the attendant policies risked alienating the majority of British voters working in the private sector.
But that matchup, between Arkansas and Texas A&M next month, will hardly resonate like Oklahoma State's victory.
The glib thing would be to declare "Ice" a spoof of Russia's recent totalitarian past, or of totalitarianism or ideology or religion in general, but Sorokin's ice cult hardly resonates with anything historical.
But across the Pacific, in a rising and confident Asia, these concerns may hardly resonate, if at all.
These things are fun, but they'll hardly resonate with modern audiences, and certainly won't strike a lasting fear into the hearts of a population already immersed in a world of inexplicable horror.
A business promoting idyllic road trips that meander along winding coastal roads and quaint Cornish lanes hardly resonates with the concept of efficiency.
It also suggests how much other players are impressed by what Suzuki has been able to do year after year, even though 200 hits hardly resonates the way, say, 50 home runs in a season does with fans.
"And, if not, why should the parents here have to keep their kids in public schools because they don't have the financial resources that you do?"It is hardly surprising that this question resonated with the predominantly black audience.
These events hardly go unheard; they resonate and spread throughout media outlets quicker than wildfire.
