Sentence examples for universal resonances from inspiring English sources

Today, interest in Mahler's music -- supremely personal yet bearing universal resonances -- is at a peak.

While he never hides it, in interviews he is as likely to emphasise the universal resonances of his father's story as he is to frame it Jewishly.

His performance was magnificent, in part because a great German artist was embracing a distinctively American piece and, in doing so, conveyed its universal resonances.

(Ages 10 and up) A first novel that is a familiar immigrant story with Korean details but universal resonances; its central character is Young Ju, who watches her parents' troubled marriage disintegrate even as the children adapt to America.

This year's BBC's composer weekend, focusing on the music of Judith Weir, was entitled Telling the Tale - an apt summary of a composer whose work constitutes a joyous celebration of the limitless potential of narrative, and demands that we acknowledge universal resonances within the multiplicity of myths, sagas and folklore that form the basis of both western and eastern culture.

His doubts, guilt and questioning have a universal resonance.

It feels more like a writer working out personal demons than a story with universal resonance.

She tells a familiar immigrant story, with Korean details but universal resonance.

If Johnson could help Turk-Browne prove his theory, it would have universal resonance.

As all great artists do, Mr. Gandolfini created in Tony Soprano a particularity with a universal resonance.

More often, though, he talks about the comics as "literature" with the universal resonance of Greek myth.