Sentence examples for which resonated with me from inspiring English sources

"In rehearsal we'd be talking about how there are all the different practicalities in why they go from domestic to international adoption, which resonated with me in particular," he explained.

In 1985, some time after he was released from prison, Smith was ready to draw a political moral which resonated with me at least: "Thatcherism … could reasonably be described as legalised Poulsonism.

If you're not technically minded it's tough going in places, but he sprinkles amusing disquisitions on all sorts of subjects (Disneyland and the MGB sports car to name but two) in amongst the critique of Apple, Microsoft, Debian et al. Initially it was Stephenson's argument that the business of selling operating systems is doomed, which resonated with me.

The research highlights four main reasons for this aversion to vacations, all of which resonated with me both from my own career and from what I've read elsewhere.

This is my field and still, Eberhardt's book brought me to research I did not know or which resonated with me in new ways through her explanations.

I'm reminded of another line of dialogue in "The Hunger Games," which resonated with me.

Vera smartly asks him a question which resonated with me through the night: "How come nobody in Los Angles actually does what they do?" The audience chortled at the truth of it.

"Don't listen to me, kids!" In Hove, it was: "This is a song which resonates with me deeply.

Even at the time, this seemed like a weirdly perfect motif for the blurred line between normality and oddness that had brought me to Kansas, and one which resonated with the man that I had come to study.

This generation represents a significant turn toward architectural autonomy in Flanders, which resonated with similar international developments in the late 1970s.

These visitors, however, would struggle to properly conjugate their messages, which resonated with Noura as a child between worlds.