Sentence examples for it resonated well from inspiring English sources

"People loved the first movie and it resonated well beyond that $65m that the first film did," said Carpou, Universal's domestic distribution chief.

It resonated well, and really got me thinking... It's amazing what happens when one woman gives advice to another woman -- no matter how similar or different (whether in age, experiences, culture, etc).

And it resonates well beyond U.S. borders.

It resonates well with the medical adage, "First, do no harm".

When people see the big company letterhead, it resonates well, even if at the end of the day a more humdrum letterhead might bespeak a better tenant".

"Politicians always like to be able to point to examples when they were independent from their party or their own president because it resonates well back home," said Glen Bolger, a Republican pollster.

"The Czech authorities are presenting them as criminals, and it resonates well with the public when they are detained," Hana Frankova told the BBC.

If you are sharing an idea that's completely new, all the better, but chances are you are building on an existing idea and adding your improvements or explaining it in such a way that it resonates well with your audience.

"We tested it with consumers and it really resonated well," he adds.

It seems to have resonated well with players".

It also appears to have resonated well with lots of prospective students and their parents who recognise that Labour has tried to reconcile the tension between ensuring universities remain to be sufficiently well funded, while continuing to bring in a student contribution.