Sentence examples for question resonates from inspiring English sources

A co-worker (Alex Torra) responds, "What do you mean, you know?" This question resonates.

The same question resonates today, when racial discrepancies in wealth, income and incarceration are greater than they were in 1965.

Mr. LaBute isn't saying for sure, but the beauty of his play lies in the fact that the question resonates long after the lights go down.

The question resonates as long as Professor Yang remains at the center of the story; his personal betrayals of Jian are what make the historical injuries smart.

"You think you're paid what you're worth?" Mary's own nurse, Eunice, asks a friend the day after Mary dies, and the question resonates in every reader's conscience.

That question resonates throughout "Poisoned by Polonium: The Litvinenko File," Mr. Nekrasov's extraordinary testament to a man whose incendiary allegations against his government might have had fatal consequences.

Carroll never answered Sarkisian directly, but the question resonated because it was more than just about Polamalu.

"And, if not, why should the parents here have to keep their kids in public schools because they don't have the financial resources that you do?"It is hardly surprising that this question resonated with the predominantly black audience.

The question resonated last month, when the organization Susan G. Komen for the Cure announced plans to pull financing from Planned Parenthood, and when Rush Limbaugh's tirade against a Georgetown law student and her congressional testimony over contraceptive rights became national news.

Russert wants to relive his genius work at the debate and how his Iraq question resonated throughout the world.

That question resonated with a lot of people, but my answer at the time, that we need to think before we volunteer, was, for many, mostly unsatisfactory.