Sentence examples for profoundly resonant from inspiring English sources
This was a profoundly resonant example of the circularity and remarkable nature of football.
On this apparently narrow canvas, with its finely calibrated social nuances, Munro paints a profoundly resonant human comedy taking in all the grand themes of love, life and death.
A Death in the Family begins with a grand meditation on post-mortem microbes worthy of Jim Crace's Being Dead, and ends impressively too, with a profoundly resonant last line.
"I feel that his work is both highly personal and yet also profoundly resonant with our current times, or zeitgeist," says Rinder.
Still, Ms. Griffin's concept is deeply resonant.
The careful, unflinching specificities of "Shame" give voice to a resonant and universal truth; and Ernaux's particular discomfort is, most profoundly, that of being human.
It affected him profoundly: "The way they lived was the way in which we wanted to live, so the book had a very resonant quality for my generation.
Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.
"They're thematically resonant.
The Walmart comparison was resonant.
