Sentence examples for vast resonance from inspiring English sources

Minnelli's sympathy for lost and bewildered children has a vast resonance; a sequence involving a rectal thermometer has a shocking psychoanalytic power that's heightened by the chaste restraint and absolute dignity with which Minnelli stages the primal scene of submission to motherly power.

Good theater deals in specifics that resonate with many, and it's difficult to think of another play that told a story with such painful specificity and vast resonance.

Instead of zeroing in on a commercial message, Cimino here elicits moods of a soul-stirring, bone-deep intensity, the most intimate perceptions of the big world's vast resonances.

Hill and Benjamin Frith played this with a balance of serenity and a vast, celebratory resonance.

The director is David Lowery, whose 2013 feature "Ain't Them Bodies Saints," a sort of modern and modernist updating of Western tropes, is a powerfully intimate drama with a vast lyrical resonance.

He and other eminent sports medicine specialists are taking a stand against what they see as the vast overuse of magnetic resonance imaging in their specialty.

Rather, what lends the movie its vast scope and its deep resonance is the exquisite and tragic psychological insight on which it runs and the brilliant simplicity with which the Dardenne brothers realize it.

HOUSTON — If fans here are not quite swept up in Linsanity the way New Yorkers were, at least the Rockets know that Jeremy Lin, who officially became a member of the team late Tuesday night, could give them continued resonance in the vast basketball markets in Asia.

A program note claimed: "At one moment in our evolution, we danced and sang predominantly with the vigorous resonance generated by vast populations of non-human animals with whom we lived in a delicate balance".

Over the last decade, a vast number of useful nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) experiments have been developed and successfully employed to determine the structure and dynamics of RNA oligonucleotides.

The vast majority of Panel members thought magnetic resonance imaging should not be routinely used in the assessment of newly diagnosed breast cancer.