Sentence examples for works resonated from inspiring English sources
The anti-metaphysical, formal, constructive, and pragmatic character of logical empiricist works resonated with the constructive, reformist, anti-ornamental, functional and international aesthetics of modernism (Galison 1990, Galison 1996, Dhams 2004, and for a less mechanical and foundationalist reading of the modernist connection, Potochnik and Yap 2006).
These works resonate like fan art taken to Pop art levels, hard-worked tributes from a heavily entrenched devotee.
Where works resonate together most strikingly is in "Between Worlds".
Those works resonate for much the same reasons "Mad Men" does.
Far from seeming dated, these works resonate unnervingly with what's happening in the world now (Johnson).
Mr. Banks, whose great works resonate with such heart and soul, brings his full narrative powers to bear on illuminating this still largely unexplored new terrain.
To look at the past always begs the question of the present from which we look, and these works resonate with current movements, particularly Black Lives Matter and transgender rights, as well as our physical and psychological integration of photography.
Artists dream of having their works resonate as profoundly as Lapine's have.
The same is true for all of us, creating our own canons, our own hierarchies, in which certain works resonate while others will never resonate, regardless of the value placed on them.
Yet his work resonated across generations," Trudeau wrote.
