Sentence examples for so it resonates from inspiring English sources

And everyone knows corruption is an enormous problem, so it resonates.

But this location satisfies my spirit, so it resonates for me spiritually.

The magnetic coil that plugs into an outlet is engineered so it resonates at the same frequency as the companion coil embedded in the smartphone or other device.

She is nude and the position of the spoon makes it look surprisingly phallic, so it resonates as an erotic object.

The challenge for the president has been to find a way to tailor that argument so it resonates with a public that is deeply skeptical of both parties and frustrated by the lack of economic progress in the first half of Mr. Obama's term.

To increase the chances of success, make sure the ads blend in with the look and feel of the surrounding content, keep the function of the ad consistent with the existing environment, and harness contextual data to make the ad relevant so it resonates with your target audience.

"You could say, 'I enjoyed that campaign and if I had the opportunity to work on it, I might frame it so it resonated with millennials, too.' " Q.

My own father had been a cryptographer in the Signal Intelligence Corps, so it resonated strongly with me.

It almost had the same speech, so it resonated on a really, really profoundly, deep, familial level.

"The list came out the same week that 'Social Network' received [eight] Oscar [nominations], so it resonated because here was an abusive use of Facebook and girls were ranked," Foran said.

(It's about Jesuit priests, so how it resonates politically is anyone's guess).