resonantly

Marriage is the main topic, both the joys and despairs, in numbers that make ambivalence energizing, fun, poignant and, most important, resonantly true.

Limited in range but emotionally enlightening, the instruction resonantly conjugates the way language makes and unmakes us.

"At this scale, visible light interacts very strongly with the electrons of gold, causing them to oscillate resonantly."

At Pasadena Playhouse, Michael Michetti directs what is bound to be a resonantly contemporary take on this American classic.

“I was just amazed,” Ms. Boyd said, “that a book published in 1937 could speak to me so clearly and so resonantly through the decades.”