Sentence examples for theme resonates from inspiring English sources

Such a theme resonates in a society with great inequality of wealth.

The continuing golf/meeting theme resonates with meeting initiators — whom their research has shown to be golfers.

One theme resonates: In pouring the forms for a better-constructed lifestyle, we invariably sink our own stuck feet in cement.

Even for whites the theme resonates, she said, in the idea that "tall, blond, blue-eyed Nordic types are privileged over shorter, darker, non-Nordic types".

This theme resonates with the core mission of the Tata Center: to train engineers and entrepreneurs who can work closely with local partners and community members to create appropriate, practical solutions for resource-constrained communities.

"His theme resonates with what we are seeing in much of the rest of the scientific community," Alan I. Leshner, chief executive of the A.A.A.S., said in an e-mail message.

The theme resonated through the evening.

Its racial theme resonated with other novels and plays of the era, like Carl Van Vechten's "Nigger Heaven," Eugene O'Neill's "Emperor Jones and Paul Greenn's "In Abraham's Bosom".

The theme resonated with me as I sat down to write a piece reacting to the Zimmerman verdict for the online magazine Religion Dispatches.

The theme resonated with her because the main characters in "West Side Story" are lovers whose parents tried to keep them apart because they are from different cultures.

This theme resonated throughout the three-day conference: if restaurant chains devoted more of their menu space to produce they could eliminate or reduce some of the less-than-healthy fare they are known for.