Sentence examples for huge resonance from inspiring English sources

Calling Mr Obama weak "has huge resonance with the public," says Mr Edelman.

Along the way, the Home Office, and regrettably some MPs, have failed to see the huge resonance of this case for Britain.

"His democratization strategy has huge resonance inside Tibet, because the Chinese constantly promise democracy but so far have not delivered it," Mr. Barnett said by telephone.

The courthouse in Silivri has huge resonance for Turks after it was also used in trials against suspects in 2013 accused of a separate coup plot known as Ergenekon.

Its acoustical designer, Russell Johnson, equipped the wood-lined auditorium with huge resonance chambers, curtains that retract at the touch of a button and a 42-ton acoustic and lighting panel that looks like something out of a science fiction fantasy as it rises and falls on wire cables over the stage.

His blow-by-blow account of the 1964 Philharmonic Hall Dylan concert in New York that he attended "as a self-centered, precocious 13-year-old" may have no huge resonance, but it's another small highlight of this passionate if patched-together book.

When she met Thelonious, there must have been huge resonances.

That's why it's such a strong portrait of a particular world with such huge social resonance.

At one point he played an entire abstract unaccompanied solo, making a cloud of huge, sculptured resonance.

In one room, a huge magnetic resonance imaging machine had been twisted, and furniture had been overturned in almost every room.

But Syria sees no fair swap here, since it also held Al-Hamma on the eve of the six-day war.The disputed sliver of lakeside has huge symbolic resonance, but little strategic value.