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That gained foundation in an elegant, emotionally resonant processional.

Metaphorically speaking, it’s a history that continues to feel very resonant.

It felt like such a resonant film to re-explore and reimagine.

Its four active transducers and two JBL bass radiators are powered by a robust 30-watt amplifier and are designed to produce massive, resonant tones that you can both see and hear.

The very property that creates the most satisfying, long-lasting colors is exactly the resonant, high-energy behavior that makes them so deadly.

He has a lean, crackling energy about him, a sense of dramatic flourish, a resonant voice that is not unaware of its own music.

The writing is resonant, but must America “see itself” so squarely in this particular regard?

Tanaquil Le Clercq is a name resonant with drama and tragedy.

The dialogue is pure McCarthy as well: clipped, resonant, near-Biblical—and somewhat pompous.

And then when people finally talk, it has a much more resonant feeling.

Under the name of "Chimes" these resonant gongs are now finding place in many Church and Concert organs.

The entire heavens seemed to form a sounding-board, the least vibration resonant beneath its stretch.

Peggy went up to the piano, which was open, and struck two or three resonant chords.

They rode in parties to High Knob, and the ring of hoof and the laughter of youth and maid made every dusk resonant with joy.

If he had been nearer, perhaps he might have heard the resonant snores of the sleeping Jacks.