Sentence examples for idea resonates from inspiring English sources

But once in a while, an idea resonates.

"It's good to know the idea resonates with people," she says.

This idea resonates with the memory palaces of the Renaissance, imagined buildings that used spatial cues as memory aids.

Their explanation was that unrest often erupts when a wealthy middle class is weakened.That idea resonates strongly now.

This idea resonates strongly with Bourdain, and, although he insists his show is a selfish epicurean enterprise, Obama's ethic could be the governing thesis of "Parts Unknown".

He added that Mr. Burke's idea "resonates with many people in N.Y. and N.J. and many people here at the P.A. especially — given the fact that 84 family were killed on 9/11".

The idea resonated, said Nancy Smith, the executive director.

So that idea resonated with a lot of people.

Although the Gallahers are straight, the idea resonated with them for personal as well as economic reasons.

The whole idea resonated strongly with him, growing up as he had done as a boy on the Yorkshire Moors.

Epstein did not learn about the anomaly until after he migrated to Massachusetts, in 1989, but the idea resonated immediately.