Sentence examples for resonate like from inspiring English sources

Early irreverence Few 18th-century English novels still resonate like "Tristram Shandy".

But they don't resonate like Bridget and Kate -- or, for that matter, Elizabeth Bennet.

Some claimed to have felt it continuing to resonate, like a visitation.

Who knows if "Married in America" will resonate like that over time?

But that matchup, between Arkansas and Texas A&M next month, will hardly resonate like Oklahoma State's victory.

Those "sounds" — sea depths answered by human ones — resonate like organ chords in a cathedral of the imagination.

Each inner conductor resonates like in a coaxial quarter-wave line resonator.

Elm is a good word, resonating like a wooden bowl.

The image resonates — like the little old ladies tap-dancing with walkers in "The Producers".

Some are made public after many years, resonating like Mathew Brady's prints from the Civil War.

Precisely 80 years on, the Sacco-Vanzetti case still resonates like a mournful chord.