Sentence examples similar to resonantly expresses from inspiring English sources
Though easily the most original and intense American book yet on the war in Iraq, The Forever War is far from matching the stupendous achievement of Neil Sheehan's A Bright Shining Lie, which expresses more resonantly the American reporter's angst while ruthlessly investigating specific national flaws - racism, cold war paranoia, belief in technology - that entrapped the US in Vietnam.
The results are, at their best, resonantly enigmatic.
It sparkles with bits of original, resonantly affecting dialogue.
Follies are perhaps the most resonantly British form of architecture.
Its Afro-Caribbean presence was prominent and resonantly political.
(Both of these aspects were resonantly apparent in Mr. Gergiev's account).
This production should play up regularly and resonantly the promise that things could go wrong.
Yeats's music is overbearing in that way and resonantly so.
Her work is resonantly individual, defiantly uncategorizable, an emanation of things deep within.
It's also, wonderfully, a resonantly feminist show which emphasises a fun, heartfelt message over polemic.
Zajac, D. M. et al. Resonantly driven CNOT gate for electron spins.
