Sentence examples for resonate effectively from inspiring English sources

He considered it imaginative with "more brilliant ideas...than most other shows can muster in an entire season", but he thought the episode "never quite brought its cacophony of ideas together to form a satisfying whole", and the conclusion "failed to resonate effectively against the hodgepodge of insane ideas and action".

Does that part of economic development resonate effectively?" Businesses across the city are hoping that this convention will be like that 1992 Democratic convention, which turned out to be a watershed event in the city's economy, placing New York back on the tourism map after years of battling perceptions that it was a dirty, crime-ridden place too dangerous and unpleasant for a family holiday.

Senator Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut, a former Democratic national chairman, said Mr. Gore has been focusing on the economy but that "it hasn't been resonating effectively".

"Obama's leadership, passion and demand for a change resonates effectively with the aspirations of millions of people who want a better quality of life," Mr. Simmons, co-founder of Def Jam Recordings, said in a statement.

More retweets indicate an issue resonates effectively.

According to Kitty Empire for The Guardian, the song is "about as formulaic as club pop gets" but "resonates effectively".

Nurse-based recruitment allowed us to target children with documented asthma, enabling more focused messaging that resonated effectively with caretakers.

In September, 2016, Alexander Nix, the C.E.O. of Cambridge Analytica, the data and messaging company that was working at the time with Donald Trump's supposedly flagging Presidential campaign, explained his firm's work like this: "If you know the personality of the people you're targeting, you can nuance your messaging to resonate more effectively with those key audience groups".