Sentence examples for resonant lines from inspiring English sources

In quest of this, he gives Anna some wonderfully resonant lines.

"I'm fine and I don't need people" is one of the more resonant lines Faithfull speak-sings tonight.

De Blasio then echoed one of the most resonant lines heard since the protests began last summer in Ferguson, Missouri.

"Is the accuser always holy now?" is one of the most resonant lines in Arthur Miller's The Crucible.

Near the end of his speech, Chaffetz delivered one of the most resonant lines of the night.

"The poor Transylvanian is dead that lay with the little baggage," has always struck as me one of the most resonant lines from the brothel scene in Pericles.

There are two main different mechanisms for modulating GPWs transport on graphene sheet: One is that Fabry Perot resonance of plasmonic waves on graphene nanoribbons, which function as the resonant line cavity; another is the formation of standing waves on the infinite graphene sheet based on GPWs reflecting at the end of graphene nanoribbon.

Connected to a resonant line, it can act as an oscillator.

In Graham Greene's 1940 novel, "The Power and the Glory," the unnamed protagonist, a "whisky priest," utters the book's most resonant line.

That resonant line sets the scene for Peter O'Toole, as square-jawed British officer Lawrence, first to lose then rediscover himself amid the sweeping grandeur of the Jordanian desert.

The central and most resonant line of the novel, though, is spoken not by a person but by a div, a demonic giant of Afghan folklore.