Sentence examples for has reverberations from inspiring English sources

It also has reverberations well beyond the pews.

The trade has reverberations beyond the N.L. Central.

But if the newspapers are diminutive, the battle has reverberations far louder than the clatter of the elevated trains around this city's downtown loop.

Adapted by Abi Morgan from a biography by Claire Tomalin, the film's portrayal of Nelly (played by Felicity Jones) as a complex character torn between love and social suicide has reverberations in the novelist's work, Fiennes said.

"This ruling has reverberations beyond our case because it establishes that the chief advocates for conversion therapy are not fit to provide testimony in a court of law," Sam Wolfe, a lawyer with the SPLC who is working on the case, told The Huffington Post.

I think a lot of the civil disobedience that you've seen in the past years — even if our leaders are not responding with the sense of urgency we as individuals are responding with — a sense of urgency and communicating that urgency to the world — you know this has reverberations.

The case had reverberations throughout the state.

The report's most sensitive revelations still have reverberations today.

Although Ms. Merkel had been talking about Spain, the remark had reverberations in Dublin.

But its furious innovation is likely to be having reverberations elsewhere in the human genome.

As in many families, the disruptions in their holiday routines have reverberations in several states.