Sentence examples for resonance i from inspiring English sources

He is a legend and he has a lot of resonance, I have heard.

I don't believe the resonance I feel is the usual trap of projection common to first-person writing.

"In this resonance, I think the barriers that separate us are lowered, and our suffering is lessened".

Easy to see how a play about a northern grammar school has resonance, I say, but why that Shakespeare in particular?

If the story's feminist angle has contemporary resonance, I ask, might there be also be a resonance in relation to US foreign policy post 9/11?

Her pit orchestra played with a unified resonance I am not used to hearing from these Juilliard ensembles of would-be superstars.

Cersei Lannister's Long Walk of Atonement had wholly different new resonances – I thought instantly of those misbegotten, shaven-headed French "collaborators" documented postwar by, among others, Lee Miller, with all the implied criticism of "the mob" – and, despite the bloodied shambles of her feet, and the slugs and faeces thrown, Lena Headey's glister would still be enough for most men.

Parks allows certain modern linguistic resonances: I am not sure how closely that "reduce the place to rubble" above reflects the Italian original, but it has the whiff of the air raid, of shock and awe, to it; and when Machiavelli talks about Pope Alexander VI, we are almost in the world of Arthur Daley, writ large: "Pope Alexander VI never did anything but con people.

For the cases of cyclotron resonances (i.e., n ≠ 0), we also perform the computations.

The excitation is on-resonance, i.e., ω = ω10, the pulse area is θ = Π, and φ=0.

A resistor inductor capacitor (RLC) circuit model is developed to describe the magnetic resonances (i.e. magnetic polaritons) inside the structures.