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resonant

[rez-uh-nuhnt] / ˈrɛz ə nənt /


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Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk, now leads the organization and is amplifying a message especially resonant for young conservative women: Family is central.

From The Wall Street Journal

He’s the emotional anchor of this life-affirming and quietly resonant film about the importance of being together — a movie that announces Hikari as a major talent.

From Los Angeles Times

My mind oscillates between the story of Cudjo Lewis' history and Professor Ferguson's resonant warning and about the current efforts to suppress history as "fascist degradation of human beings."

From Salon

As a performer, Mr. Russell projected an engaging aura of showmanship that most audiences found difficult to resist: the warm stage persona, the resonant baritone, the sly smile, the signature bow tie and dark-rimmed glasses.

From Washington Post

Some of her high notes are intense and resonant, but her vibrato can be wild and her very soft and low singing, uncertain.

From New York Times