Sentence examples for school resonates from inspiring English sources

"The idea of keeping an African girl in school resonates strongly with our consumers," Ms. Vaeth said.

That Malala was shot for going to school resonates with the plight of millions of disenfranchised children.

And many said the scientific methods instilled in students by the school resonated beyond the world of test tubes.

Parts of Hogan's agenda — solving the budget shortfall, for example, and expanding charter schools — resonate with state residents, although the vast majority appear to oppose his proposal to alter school funding formulas.

The participants' expressed values, assumptions and beliefs about schooling resonated with the schools' culture and this augurs well for the students' own success (Van Houtte 2005).

Researchers surveyed people about their views on charter schools to see how arguments for and against charter schools resonated with liberals and conservatives.

He would have still been known, been the guy who younger teens knew as one of the 'big kids.' Any death of a recent high school grad resonates through the students who are still there and about to start the new year.

The message of "The Lie," recorded in a Maryland elementary school, has resonated against the backdrop of a vitriolic presidential campaign.

I particularly remember Zigi Shipper, a survivor of Auschwitz, who told a story in my school that resonated with the students so much that they wanted to organise a remembrance concert for victims of the Holocaust.

The reports of alleged racism at the school have resonated across the country.

When I initially watched Buffy in high school, it resonated with me because, beyond mere representation, it captured the full queer experience so well.