Concentric circles of activity overlap from outside in, resonate, fuse, disconnect and then finally fade.
I don't know where you get the idea that the Mexicans coming in resonate with Republican values.
And, of course, bringing up the Spartans aids the campaign in resonating with "the large audience of our own alumni," Ms. Swain says.
But he cautions that the work should be followed up by observations on how many eggs the males in resonating holes actually fertilize.
In Kiji's works, the titles play just as an important role as the painting themselves in resonating deeper meaning.
It is noted that the sound of Hammond organ is instrumental in resonating the vibe of early '80s in the song.
Mirroring or 'shared circuit systems' are assumed to be involved in resonating, imitating, and/or simulating the actions of others.
The attack in Baton Rouge resonated in Cleveland, where delegates were gathering for this week's Republican National Convention.
"What happened to women in 1914 still resonates in 2013," Naylor said.
There's a reason the phrase "your day in court" resonates.
What we're now seeing in Sweden resonates heavily with me.
