Sentence examples for has resonated around from inspiring English sources

That message has resonated around the world.

"Her work truly generated palpable change which has resonated around the country," the award judges said.

"This is an issue that has resonated around the world with people who reject the idea of blaming a victim of sexual assault rather than the criminal".

The real thing that has resonated around the world is that for the first time, people realized that governments could come in and wipe out their bank accounts," David Rubenstein, co-chief executive of the Carlyle Group, said at a Thomson Reuters event.

So far, the public face that has resonated around the world has been that of the ultra-radical al-Qaeda offshoot known as ISIS, the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant.

Saviano's book is an engrossing look into the inner workings of the Neapolitan mafia, La Camorra, which has resonated around the world because of the far-reaching arms of organized crime.

The theatre's achievements have resonated around the world as a focal point of creativity against the odds.

The shootings have resonated around the world, and have set off an intense national discussion on gun control, mental health and other issues.

Ms. Ardern's handling of the massacre and its aftermath have resonated around the world and thrust her into the spotlight as a force on the issue of guns.

If they had given him the Pulitzer for literature rather than for music it would have elevated his artform and sent a message that would have resonated around the world: that rap is a legitimate form of poetry and should be put on a par with, and treated with the same deference as, Shakespeare and Wordsworth.

Balcomb told the Los Angeles Times, "sonar waves at certain frequencies might have resonated around the whale's ears, causing tissues to tear much as a wineglass will shatter at a particular pitch".