Sentence examples for resonant idea from inspiring English sources

Still, it remains a deeply resonant idea.

Fables that raise universal questions are hard to pull off in the cinema, an art form built from the surfaces of the material world, but Bahrani creates his philosophical fiction shrewdly, teasingly, offering some details, withholding others, transforming limited information into resonant idea.

But because Mr. Kosinski hasn't come up with a resonant idea to accompany them — a new or different way of looking at the world that exists and the world that might one day come into being — his retro flourishes prove as empty as the lunarlike landscapes.

And I cherish stories of Fannie Lou Hamer singing "This Little Light of Mine" just as much as I love tales of Harriet Tubman leading slaves home to the north – but tales of black exceptionalism are set in obvious contrast to the stereotypical and still resonant idea of lazy slaves and disenfranchised sharecroppers.

It's a richly resonant idea that sending something beyond our solar system is the way to get yourselves noticed by whoever, whatever may be out there.

"I wanted to make a version which allowed the incredibly potent and resonant ideas to emerge directly and clearly for a contemporary audience".

Throughout "Gnit" Mr. Eno gently joshes about the weirdness of Ibsen's play while also whittling away its excesses to bring forth its resonant ideas about the destructiveness of self-interest, often disguised as the nobler sounding "being true to yourself".

American pluralism remains the most resonant political idea of our epoch.

This is a strongly resonant notion: the idea that work and social desert are inextricably bound.

Why did they think the idea would resonant with smartphone users?

Certain threads that ran through the art in "Greater New York" also surface here: self-invented systems; hybrid media (often discreetly computer-assisted); unshowy formal polish; and a preference for understated ideas with resonant implications.