Sentence examples for which it resonates from inspiring English sources

Each loudspeaker has a frequency at which it resonates most readily.

This is not an easy film to watch, or to understand, but the potency with which it resonates in the imagination is remarkable.

At times, whether one "likes" a play matters less than the way in which it resonates in the imagination long after the drama has unfolded, the sets have been struck, and life has returned to what it is, or might be.

The greater the magnetic field strength the higher the frequency of RF at which it resonates.

The "right to information" itself has limits in a universe that's saturated with information, in which it can resonate very well with voyeurism and demagogy.

It is no longer surprising that some on the far right are deluded into thinking that the U.S. is a tyranny seeking to take away their guns, property and way of life, but the persistence of this language, and the extent to which it continues to resonate with a segment of the population is something that should not be disregarded.

The Gettysburg Address is a foundation stone of American history, but like the Declaration of Independence (which it cites), it also resonates around the world.

However, British Olympic Association spokesman Darryl Seibel said the results were encouraging and showed the Olympic movement, and the values upon which it is built, continue to resonate and unite people.

This issue is tackled in an excellent report by Dame Kate Barker for the King's Fund, a health care study group.Although the report deals with the British experience, which has its own peculiarities, it resonates for the rest of the western world.

Music saturates his work, which is possibly why it resonates beyond the Spandex fanboy community; he's surely the only Marvel writer whose CV includes a comic based on a Pipettes single, and he once wrote an entire X-Men arc inspired by Stereolab's French Disko.

"The carrier is a symbol of power projection, which will simply resonate in other countries as it resonates in China," Mr. Ross said.