resonate

Example Sentences

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Victory over Mikel Arteta's side was the one that really resonated with Old Trafford bosses, proving that beating City - something United had done periodically under a number of managers - was not a one-off.

From BBC

In 2026, the menu and guest list will look different but the Queen's message back then will resonate this time around too.

From BBC

Penn Mutual Managing Director Scott Ellis says that policymakers remain “at the top of our watch list…the old adage that ‘markets stop panicking when policymakers start to’ still seems to resonate.”

From Barron's

It felt like it was supposed to stay legendary and invisible unless your bones resonated with the same songs.

From Literature

"That message resonates... because this is the audience that has been so attacked by financial institutions," Ohlhausen said.

From Barron's