Sentence examples for that resonates more from inspiring English sources

But a less flamboyant moment not long before that resonates more stirringly, bringing home the private devastation wrought by a public quarrel.

McDonough, who came of age as an artist when Cartier-Bresson's influence was at its height, seeks something that resonates more truthfully: his pictures describe the space between the truth and the fiction of public life.

Should we draw larger significance from China's decision to put on a martial display that resonates more of the Cold War than of the 2008 Beijing Olympics?

Directing could be a fruitful second act, but she'll need a project that resonates more than "Just Before I Go".

Also, I argued that UCF would have more success if it framed student cheating as a fairness issue, which is a value that resonates more with young people than the rather amorphous concept of honor.

Mr Geithner speaks quickly, peppering his speeches with jargon that resonates more with economists than with congressmen.

There were collective gasps that resonated more like collective winces after particularly thunderous hits.

Put simply, they can create intensely immersive experiences that resonate more deeply.

I was celebrating the moment — the tenacity of an underdog and a victory that resonated more than any other this decade.

By providing Clubhouse youth with programmable control over rich media, Scratch opens up new programming activities that resonate more strongly with youth interests.

We need to make the case for action on global poverty in ways that resonate more with governments and voters of the centre-right.