Sentence examples for resonated immediately from inspiring English sources

Epstein did not learn about the anomaly until after he migrated to Massachusetts, in 1989, but the idea resonated immediately.

Those desires resonated immediately for Jewish leaders frustrated in the failure of synagogues to engage the unaffiliated, the disaffected, the spiritual seekers.

So when I saw Athos' original demo, it resonated immediately as a completely revolutionary way to use technology to measure one's body and then act on that information in a useful way," Palihapitiya tells me.

The ping resonated immediately and the street feels emptier.

"Those are the kinds of things that will resonate immediately with consumers," he says.

When I read this description of the mechanics of dreams, I felt that shiver that comes when something resonates as immediately innate and correct in a deep and particular part of your imagination.

The idea was not something that immediately resonated with Irving.

"Particularly in a Republican primary, taking on the media immediately resonated with almost half the primary voters," Mr. Gingrich said.

It was a nice line and it immediately resonated but it took a while for me to realise how spot on his assessment was.

When British torture victim Binyam Mohammad revealed he was strung upside down and beaten with a strap after being sent to Pakistan by British intelligence, it should have immediately resonated with reports of the treatment of thousands of Pakistanis held in secret detention by their intelligence agencies.

Chris Farmer, founder and CEO of SignalFire, says he was attracted to investing in the startup because: "Having grown up around the world, Grabr's service resonated with me immediately as a way to effectively address an age-old problem: How do I access the world's best products which are not available in my local market at affordable prices?" You know the drill.