Sentence examples for resonant about from inspiring English sources

But there is something particularly resonant about Mr. Bergeron's tale.

Unfortunately, there was almost nothing that was emotionally resonant about it, either.

But there was something resonant about his insistence that old forms of youthful rebellion, particularly ones that rely on loud, fast guitars, had run their course.

"There is something resonant about this question in the sense that we all live with guilt about things we knew and pretended we didn't know," Mrs. Garment said.

Sivan and Lorde continue along these lines; there's catharsis for fans in hearing the sounds of their childhood – I Gotta Feeling, for instance – reconfigured to say something emotionally resonant about their teenage lives in humdrum suburbia.

World Series Cup one-dayers probably would have succeeded no matter which corporate partner forked over the cash and plastered its name on the banner, but there remains something powerful and resonant about the marriage of sport and commerce that was the Benson and Hedges series'.

However, because Robert Kennedy's killer was undeniably Sirhan Sirhan, the revised line, "Who killed the Kennedys?" still asks "who," but in the new context that "who" seems to really ask "Why?" — no longer merely a police procedural question about facts but a more deeply resonant question about human nature: Why do such assassinations happen?

Our inability to talk in morally resonant terms about abortion has clouded the broader conversation about mindful childbearing.

The intriguing Mr. Boyer offers emotional memories of the father who abandoned him, and he makes coincidentally resonant statements about his sport's physical trials: "Cycling is about suffering," he says.

There's a resonant ambiguity about these figures.

Vipp is known throughout Europe for design, workmanship, and a resonant backstory about founders Holger and Marie Nielsen.