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Geoffrey Rush's title role in "Enter the King" resonates from childhood.

Ms. Ephron's opinion resonates from the grave: It's almost never too late to go out with some style.

Their sense of personal outrage resonates from the forceful condemnation published by the foreign ministers of Sweden, the Czech Republic, Poland and Germany.

It's a wonderful emotion to touch upon, the stuff that resonates from childhood and innocence and days gone by – toys, TV shows.

This is the gift and hope of Mr. Adrian's inventive stories — to unearth a new kind of sadness that resonates from the inside out.

His voice resonates from page to page, and his sympathy for the plight of the poor elevates even the dullest passages.

Many of his proposals resonate from his own life experience.

The phrase that resonated from leave was "take back control".

Here, faint baby cries resonate from "upstairs, downstairs, all around you," Mr. Fort said.

"Waaaaaaahooooo!" he screamed, a rebel yell that resonated from Gainesville, Fla., to Fayetteville, Ark.

Hard science, romance, action, memories and heartache resonate from the compact, 28-minute long work.