Sentence examples for resonates long from inspiring English sources

It's a howl against emptiness, against time and against the relentless march of technology – and it resonates long and loud.

Mr. LaBute isn't saying for sure, but the beauty of his play lies in the fact that the question resonates long after the lights go down.

The line that resonates long after the final note has been sounded insists, "The ending is not the story" (1 30).

This theme is especially relevant to Oscar and Lucinda since it's one of those books that resonates long after the first reading.

If the final song, "Goodbye," acknowledges that all things must pass, the line that resonates long after the final note has been sounded declares, "The ending is not the story".

But the show's gift is that it doesn't imagine that liberation and a trap are so easily distinguished, in bed or out of it, a truth that resonates long past 1971.

Her words resonate long in the mind.

He clearly relishes appearing in these dramas which resonate long after the closing credits.

Each show came with a thick innovative catalog that resonated long after the exhibition was over.

Trotsky's prose, military in its energy, reaching its peak in his History of the Russian Revolution (1931 33), continues to resonate long after the fall of the U.S.S.R.

This combination is the true rocket fuel of Under a Pole Star, and what makes it resonate long after the Snow Queen has divulged her long-held secret.