A powerfully resonating fable about the destruction of a village, the enclosure of England's fields and the lost rhythms of the natural world that is likely to garner prize nominations.
But the nuns stayed and their flame, burning through the gloom, lights a singular path not just back to Byzantium, but beyond to the Romans and further to their cultural progenitors, the Greeks of the ancient world; to the world whose codes in law and literature, in art and sport, still so powerfully resonate today; to the world whose cradle is here in the Peloponnese of Greece.
"The Power is a timely, provocative series that will powerfully resonate with the book's passionate fans worldwide," Salke said in an official statement.
She is renowned for her capacity to write and speak from an eloquent depth of honesty, vulnerability and wisdom that powerfully resonates, moves us to tears, while inspiring us to discover the courage to be nothing less than ourselves.
This wine was ethereal — very much in keeping with the elegant style of Mugnier — yet powerfully deep, resonating long after swallowing.
That has resonated powerfully in China.
Generally, the metaphor of the &extended hand8 in President Obama's inaugural address has resonated powerfully with Tunisians.
Her largely autobiographical Alberte trilogy (1926 39), a depiction of a young woman's often torturous journey toward maturity and her artistic calling, resonated powerfully among women readers.
Its theme of helping families and encouraging social responsibility were familiar Cameron riffs, but the speech resonated powerfully and was widely reported.
She was also ideal for television: a down-to-earth, streaked-blond, peanut-butter-sandwich-making mother whose personal story resonated powerfully.
