This quality of yiyin, "lingering sound," has been used by Chinese scholars and critics for centuries to praise a certain evocative or suggestive quality in a poem, painting or other work of art: that is, a work of apparent simplicity that carries within it enormous resonances and reserves of feeling.
Empathy can be defined as emotional resonance -- feeling what others are feeling.
The circumstances are different now – happily – and yet Paulinho might find resonance in that feeling of bewilderment, of the erosion of the conviction that he has held in his ability.
The blues is pitched with the emotions and resonance and feeling of a lot of Punjabi folk music, which is what I grew up with.
Mike DeJean will have a magnetic resonance imaging test after feeling a stretch in his right leg during a bullpen session.
The day's events are rich in resonance, quite apart from the actual power and the strength of feeling of the protest itself (and the police over-reaction).
Goldberg's tears are real when he sings "You Are Too Beautiful". The production is no weep fest — there's ample humor —but the depth of feeling among the cast powers authentic emotional resonance.
According to series producer Beau Willimon, the name change stemmed from the "Dickensian" feeling and "more legitimately American" sounding resonance of the name Underwood.
I love the resonance of the instrument and the fact that the whole body curves around it, feeling every part of the sound.
IN "The Uses of Enchantment," Bruno Bettelheim's 1976 book on the psychological resonance of fairy tales, he contends that "Cinderella" appeals to young children because it validates their feelings of sibling rivalry.
At the Jahrhunderthalle, a feeling of loneliness arose from the disconnected meanderings of the performers, even as the resonance of the space made them all dreamily audible.
