Sentence examples for point that resonates from inspiring English sources

In the age of Facebook, it's a point that resonates beyond the entertainment industry.

But Lord Hattersley makes an excellent point that resonates with Labour activists of all ages and will return to plague the inventors of New Labour as the novelty of office begins to wear off.The prime minister's more immediate difficulty is his attitude to the public services.

"I know that if we win some of our people are going to say we have beaten the world, but I hate that," one German journalist grumbled at the Observer ahead of the final, before making a point that resonates through the ages.

Turns out, it's that last point that resonates loudest with our beta testers.

There's much in Obama's foreign policy speech at West Point that resonates for those who would like to see a just foreign policy towards Latin America.

Gerald makes an excellent point about language that resonates with children.

She said she was a mother first and a politician second, a point that resonated strongly with me.

The senator also said that America's infrastructure — roads, bridges and levees — need to be rebuilt, a point that resonated with Kim Ross, 52, of Washington, who said that topic isn't discussed enough.

There were other grounds for the court's 5-to-4 decision, including the majority's sense that lower-court judges in California have twisted the procedural rules to allow video coverage, a point that resonated with Ms. Rodriguez and other commentators.

Last week, Mr. Obama attacked Mrs. Clinton, saying she could not tell voters that he is unfit to be president but fit to be vice president — a point that resonated with at least one former vice president, Dan Quayle, who said he "thought it was a good argument".

I connected to it as a human, but I think primarily, I would say, the point that resonated with me the most was the immigrant story, the challenges and adversities of immigrants growing up in Western societies and their challenges that they have to face.