Sentence examples for it particularly resonates from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it particularly resonates with me because I grew up in a tiny village surrounded by forests.

One recent comment in a nationally televised debate in which Mr. Buck likened homosexuality to alcoholism, for example — each something that "birth has an influence over," as he put it — particularly resonated with Colorado's gay residents and was a major topic at Ms. Daggett's event.

The song particularly resonates with its composer's widow, Olivia Harrison.

One rooftop scene particularly resonates: "My parents were killed, too.

In light of this, Mr. Kotlowitz's statistic that one of every five children in America lives below the poverty level particularly resonates.

In a morning of sales pitches, he praises Guru's natural ingredients, taste, can design and Guru name, which he says particularly resonates with people of Indian descent.

This issue particularly resonates with me because of the time I spent as a Hamilton College student researching India's Mid Day Meal Scheme, the nationwide free lunch program, during my junior semester abroad last fall.

The heated debate over the assessment of co-ops particularly resonates in Queens, where the process was pioneered in the 1920s and gave a generation of newcomers the chance to own shares in their own homes.

I mention one exchange in the play that particularly resonates, when Hilary and her husband Mark are lying in bed, trying not to listen to their 15-year-old daughter Tilly having sex in the next-door bedroom: Mark: "We're not doing things right".

What particularly resonates with Ishiguro is the idea of a man somehow adrift from history: "There's a real sense that there's a whole world travelling there in that man … he's out of time, somebody who belongs to a more violent world.

Damania's message particularly resonates as there is no field that is more focused on humanity than clinical care; yet we're falling so short.