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Some images have resonated with audiences in unexpected ways, Ms. Tucker said.

What is it about these films that has resonated with audiences all around the globe?

The universality of its perspective has clearly resonated with audiences of varied ages.

"Clearly, these compelling stories along with the quality of film-making have resonated with audiences and jury members alike".

Mr. Storey's plays often reflected Britain's class tensions but resonated with audiences around the world and with people of all backgrounds.

Again, Sunday proved particularly strong, suggesting that distributor Fox's campaign, "Where the heart is this Mother's Day – see it first Mother's Day weekend", resonated with audiences.

Hugh Jackman's joy, and what resonates with audiences is, in fact, the opposite.

This is especially important in making sure the film resonates with audiences".

Bernard Holland's assessment of Riccardo Muti's abilities and attitudes will resonate with audiences in Philadelphia.

Questions of identity, ethics and technology will no doubt resonate with audiences familiar with Snowden, cyber-spying and the NSA.

We wanted to make a work that would resonate with audiences, and these are the kinds of works that do".