Sentence examples for resonant manner from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the not very special effects, the babies are shown in mortal combat with the adults, delivering kung fu haymakers and poking fingers in eyes in the culturally resonant manner of the Three Stooges.

These ones correspond to excitation in a resonant manner of some particular modes which store a high potential energy at the meshing stiffness.

These carefully calculated revelations are less resonant than the manner in which the characters interact.

Tall, handsome, white-haired, and resonant-voiced, with a manner and a wardrobe more aristocratic than proletarian (Princeton, the Presbyterian ministry, Gramercy Park), he was one of the most famous Americans of his day, and his prestige was such that F.D.R. found it politic to have him in for regular White House visits.

An imposing figure with a courtly manner, a deep, resonant voice and the formal bearing of a royal chamberlain, Mr. Annenberg was a fervid patriot and Republican whose close friends included Presidents Richard M. Nixon and Ronald Reagan, to whom he gave considerable financial support.

In the 1944 volume of his diaries published as The Selective Ego, Agate records how he muttered, "Stick to your fretwork, young man," before asking "Don Sinden" to recite Wolsey's farewell from Henry VIII and finding evidence of promise: "Enough height, an attractive head, something of the look of young [Henry ] Ainley a good resonant voice, vowels not common, manner modest yet firm".

Whereas the telecommunication technology has been developed successfully, the development of wireless power transfer (WPT) system had been stagnant over decades as large devices were required to create the resonant oscillation in a safety manner and the system indicated low efficiency.

For example, elongating a dipole antenna via stretching lowers the resonant frequency in a predictable manner; in that sense, the antenna itself is a sensor.