Sentence examples for resonates on from inspiring English sources

Dolores Price's journey from childhood through adolescence and into adulthood is one that resonates on a deep and profound level.

Such melodramatic phrasing may feel more appropriate for the worldwide crisis of that era than for the present one, but the message of tolerance also resonates on the less fraught setting of a football gridiron.

Arnaud Desplechin's rich, bittersweet tapestry of one complex extended family forced to confront past conflicts resonates on multiple levels: it's at once a story about mortality, unresolved familial anger, and unconsummated romance.

Not every story resonates on an emotional level.

His story resonates on so many different levels.

The wonderful phrase, "read my skin," resonates on many levels.

Yet now, when Labour requires a champion thoroughbred, his incessant screeching about the mortal Tory threat to the NHS (not a message that appears to have resonated on Thursday) renders him a one-trick pony.

I'm going to guess this ability could result from one of two possibilities: either nanotechnology resonating on a specific frequency or quantum entanglement at the cellular level.

However, the GPM Ward Program resonated on a national scale and was elected as one of the top-ten breakthroughs of Chinese Clinical Oncology in 2012 by the Chinese Society of Clinical Oncology CSCOO) and China Medical Tribune [31].

He realised that "a shitty nonsensical lyric" could work in one song, but equally that he could deliver words that "actually fucking resonated on a very deep level.

The questions have resonated on talk radio.