Sentence examples for resonates better from inspiring English sources

But that argument resonates better in a seminar room than it would on a housing project outside Paris.

It conveys sleekness, fitness and teamwork and certainly resonates better with baby boomers than Scudder's previous icon -- an old, bearded sea captain, bedecked in foul-weather gear.

Primaries held: Democratic and Republican presidential primaries Delegates: 43 Democratic delegates, 24 Republican delegates Things to watch out for: Again, no polling here to predict whether Sanders or Clinton will grab most of these delegates but it will be interesting to see which candidate's message resonates better in New Mexico.

And even if Travesties lacks that same degree of pathos, it is Henry Carr's gin-soaked memory that resonates better than Stoppard's attempt to rope Oscar Wilde – author of The Soul of Man Under Socialism – into the ranks of the politically uncommitted.

It instead resonates better with Ponsen et al.'s (2010) weaker approach, discussed above.

As the process of explorations resonates better with students' natural curiosity (Stokoe, 2012) and their prior experiences, working on explorations might ignite a higher student's motivation level, thus their higher achievement.

He learned to use rhythms, analogies, "quotes that resonate better".

We believe that this kind of message will resonate better with rural populations," Ike said.

That message might have resonated better had it been delivered at a location other than Nike.

We felt 'champions' resonated better than 'seniors.' " Reporters, however, focused on Augusta National.

Other choices like Molten, Alien and Shadow resonate better than red, pea green and black, don't you think?