Sentence examples for has obvious resonance from inspiring English sources

That scene has obvious resonance today in Mrs. Clinton's presidential campaign, and with voters.

"However, in that context, the typically British and pragmatic argument 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it', has obvious resonance.

The Burka Avenger character has obvious resonances with Malala Yousafzai, the 16-year-old Pakistani schoolgirl who was shot by Taliban gunmen last year for advocating education for girls and who recently addressed a seminar at the United Nations headquarters in New York.

This portrait of a cosmopolitan community where Jews and Egyptians lived together in peace and harmony would seem to have obvious resonance in this time of Middle Eastern enmity.

While the art works have obvious resonance for Christians, their meaning may be lost on others who might need more help in appreciating their value, Mr. Brown said, noting the absence of museum-style explanatory panels.

"The Flying Dutchman," a psychological drama about a beleaguered wanderer in need of redemption through love, has obvious autobiographical resonance.

The film may be set in AD859, but with its depiction of an imperial army ruthlessly tracking down a shadowy terrorist organisation, it too has obvious contemporary resonance.

The poverty and humiliation visited on a people whose culture is suppressed and mocked - "illiterate, burnt" - has obvious contemporary resonances.

The story of Adriana has obvious contemporary resonances, suggesting how a nation at war can harm itself as much as it damages its enemies.

Modal analysis results also show that A has obvious effect on the bending resonance frequency but has minor effect on the longitudinal resonance frequency.

Besides the pristine MoS2 powder, all the exfoliated MoS2 nanosheets have obvious ferromagnetic resonance signals.