Sentence examples for may not resound from inspiring English sources
Though Karnak (in name as well as in song) may not resound with the hallmarks many expect of Brazilian music, the band is actually a more art-rock peer of a newer generation of eclectic and talented Brazilian musicians for whom a powerful, border-transcending cultural "antenna" (a word they like to use) is an essential compositional tool.
Pre-revolutionary Russian literature might not resound with comedy (War and Peace, Crime and Punishment, Eugene Onegin, anyone?) but this collection of "Russian comic stories" is not an oxymoron.
But if a conference now under way at the United Nations is any guide, that message has not resounded with the necessary urgency.
Re "Drumbeat of Nuclear Fallout Fear Doesn't Resound With Experts" (May 3): Environmental contaminants of whatever kind do matter, and the principle with regard to radioactive contaminants in particular has always been to keep levels and exposure as low as reasonably achievable.
So, although I know that it won't resound around its leather-clad walls, I'm going to whisper something quietly: the RFH is a bloody good concert hall.
But when Beyoncé rises up out of the stage in a denim military outfit to the question 'bad bitch?' and then storms into 'Run The World (Girls)', the track's sentiment couldn't resound more.
Eastwood may not be the most overtly cinephilic, homage-bound director, but "Sudden Impact" resounds with some conspicuously Hitchcockian elements (specifically, hints of "Vertigo," "Marnie," "The Birds," and "Strangers on a Train").
