Sentence examples for resonates particularly from inspiring English sources

This argument resonates particularly strongly in Connecticut.

An interview with the French rap group La Rumeur resonates particularly with Mr. Peskine's work.

Communal, giving and peaceable, it's an ethos that still resonates, particularly in an ever more atomised, bad-tempered world.

I found Stoke's Top Talent, the competition that the play is based on, resonates particularly strongly with that community.

When I called and asked Robert about the site's current infamy and philosophy, he told me something that resonates particularly, and painfully, since Monday.

Ms. Agha-Soltan's fate resonates particularly with women, who have been at the vanguard of many of the protests throughout Iran.

Mrs. Perelman's style appears to resonate particularly with young women learning to cook.

It has resonated particularly powerfully because it bears remarkable resemblance to the dystopian world envisioned by George Orwell in 1984.

One new stuffed animal on the market this Christmas may resonate, particularly with adults, after the events of Sept. 11.

The immigration battle resonated particularly in South Carolina, where the state's two Republican senators split on the measure.

These offers resonate, particularly as the community feels that its plight has been largely ignored by the government in Kiev for the past quarter century.