Sentence examples for its resonances from inspiring English sources

It loses it sensuousness, its resonances all leach away.

But in the context of the Turner Prize, it only works theatrically its resonances are reduced in Tate Britain.

Price focuses instead on the human story of Jamestown, nearly mythic in its resonances, and he interprets it not with market economics but with political philosophy -- in particular, the subfield devoted to negotiations with people who would prefer you dead.

• The building, and its resonances, were almost lost in the years following Malcolm X's death.

(I get a kick out of finding that out. What a rich language we speak, often without knowing its resonances).

Despite the new sonic and lyrical direction of "The Rising," there is no mistaking its resonances with Springsteen's earlier work.

The elements of the novel that Schamus omits are exactly the ones that give Roth's work its strangeness, its uncanny resonance, its complexity, its scope, its depth.

Would its earnest retelling bring a deluge of ridicule or would it lose its resonance with modernization?

Audiences no longer seem affected by the scene in the same way they once did, but it's clear that its resonance remains.

Play it purely, as here, and its resonance speaks wittily for itself.

But it's a testament to its resonance and place in Australian culture".