Sentence examples for it resonates like from inspiring English sources

A three course meal tells a story with a beginning, a middle and an end, and when done well it resonates like the perfect pitch of a tuning fork.

Everywhere in the world, the loss of a child hits the deepest darkest fear in every parent and it resonates like a church bell gone awry.

It works to illuminate the dense, opaque text and make it resonate, like a series of mirrors tilted at odd angles on this fragile, disappearing world.

The leading theory of how the universe could have exploded out of the primordial nothingness, known as the theory of inflation, predicts that the quantum fluctuations should have rattled the universe in such a way that it resonated like a vast organ pipe, with one main tone, or wavelength, and a series of overtones or harmonics.

If it resonates today, with lines like "I've been bothered by immigrants ever since I got to this country," so much the better.

And with a voice like that, it resonates in your head".

That is, as long as a given product can change to meet contemporary performance standards, "your success is really dependent on how skillful you are in managing the brand's story so that it resonates with meaning that consumers like".

Mackinney-Valentin said it resonates with customers when stars like Emma Watson grace the red carpet wearing a Calvin Klein dress made of recycled plastic bottles or Pharrell Williams performs in denim pants made from plastic taken from the world's oceans.

It resonated in countries like Egypt and Libya that are struggling to contain political violence while looking to Tunisia's turbulent but hopeful transition as a reassuring example.

It resonated with me like no other piece in recent years because it is not just about men, and if now is the end of them or whether they are necessary.

The image resonates — like the little old ladies tap-dancing with walkers in "The Producers".