Sentence examples for nice resonance from inspiring English sources

That, along with a nice resonance with the Daytona 500, is why IBM decided to call its lithium-air project Battery 500—"to differentiate this from incremental improvements of lithium ion".

But the speech was full of allusions, bringing a nice historical resonance to certain passages.

Riddick initially struggles just to survive, an elemental fight that has a nice metaphoric resonance for the series.

It'd be nice to say director Michael Emans brought these resonances alive, but sadly his Rapture theatre production is too flat and prosaic for that.

You know, we're looking at very digital artwork and it's nice to make something, I feel, that has a resonance with the kind of humanity behind the work.

"The word 'sacked' has a resonance to it that doesn't sound particularly nice.

Cerone added that "The nice thing with Dexter is it's actually the lack of emotional resonance".

The resonance was plain.

Its emotional resonance was.

Resonance is certainly needed.

See also resonance.