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I noticed and wrote about things that I would have passed by a year later and some of that stuff really resonated with people.

The more I thought about it, the more it resonated with me, and I began to think about how it might apply to Twitter.

One theme that Bush found resonated with voters in his 2004 re-election campaign was that of the "ownership society. "

they were drawn as they resonated with the destructive paradigm that was the result of incomplete inner-Earth ascensions.

That message resonated with her as she grew up in the tumultuous political climate of the 1960s.

And marketing experts said the Bing brand was a good choice that resonated with users.

IGN: It must be gratifying to see how Rex has resonated. People love this character.

Mary's final rule resonated with me because that's something I work very hard to do in my own relationships.

I don't know about other guys, but none of those stereotypes resonated with me.

Something that resonated inside me like the assertive crisp ring of a bell.

The repercussions of the Laki Volcano eruption in Iceland resonated throughout Europe for the next few years.

THE outcry over internet firms' habit of surreptitiously tracking web surfers' activities has clearly resonated inside the White House.

The general situation (and perceived plight) of China's Muslims has resonated amongst the global jihadist community.

And I found that it really resonated with people back home, who started passing it around.

Musical sound produced by vibration of the human vocal cords and resonated within the throat and head cavities.

This simple phrase, Cut the kite string. When you're at peace, your son will be at peace, truly resonated with her and liberated her.

We learn why Dickens wrote the way he did and why it resonated so much with readers of the time.

The aim of that was literally what? To bring everybody together that believed or had read your book or resonated with it?

It's not that it influenced me; it resonated with me, in the same way as when I see movies by Ingmar Bergman.

At this time, we see a marked change in attitudes to hunter-gatherers that has resonated through the millennia.

Other-worldly chanting, to the rhythm of the rising and falling picks resonated through the hot, still air.

His affable style and dedication to both Groovy and Grails has resonated with a broad swath of readers.

When the manager pursued an opportunity at a global drug maker, his revamped response 'really resonated with the interviewer, ' says Mr.

It resonated with my fantasies about Manhattan, the Upper East Side and New York City in general.

Neither he nor McCain have yet put forward solutions to the crisis that have resonated with voters.

This criticism has resonated with many Australians who own shares in mining companies , often through pension funds .

It resonated for her.

The stories of their journeys resonated with me.

The corridors of Singapore's Command House once resonated to the sound of British officers barking orders.

Wednesday's co-ordinated terrorist attacks on India's financial capital have resonated far beyond Mumbai.

This was a roll call of Obama's heroes and heroines, people who had resonated throughout his life.

A message of extending Mr. da Silva's legacy resonated with voters in a country set to grow over 7% this year.

Yesterday I read a book that really resonated with me.

I think this dilemma certainly resonated with viewers of the sci-fi blockbuster "Avatar. "

The tragic story of Abelard and Heloise has resonated through the ages.

Neither candidate has yet put forward a plan for dealing with the economy that has resonated with voters, according to polling data.

And it resonated for me. I grew up as a poor kid in the South Bronx ghetto, of Sicilian family.

By careful analysis, we can find that the special experience made Liu Yong strongly resonated on Song Yu, and had the complex of Song Yu.

And while the Obama campaign's focus on change has resonated with young voters, it has fallen flat with many of their grandparents.

His smile beamed and his happiness resonated.

This story resonated with me.

I sat in the left side of the city is resonated in the old horse.

My advice has always resonated in the old horse drinking tea, eating.

Her voice resonated through the theatre.

Lu Qing tea as the adopted daughter were also resonated Xianyanqin big old horse.

It really resonated with me.

The hall resonated with the music of the trumpet solo.

His slogan, "Yes, We Can" , resonated with millions of voters looking for a positive message.

You would automatically be drawn to the one that resonated to your vibrations.

So many of the points you made really resonated with me, and I have referred back to them often.

These issues resonated with the voters.

Here are some examples of big brands who chose Chinese names that have resonated with the public.

But something about it resonated for others.

And why do you think it resonated with readers?

The valley resonated with their laughter.

Therefore, the affect of visualized designs that can make the viewer feel painful and resonated are equal to the decadence literature.

What he said must have resonated with people;

The author's love of tattered relics of a city's past resonated with me;

eg. his viewpoint on the education resonated with me

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Here I created a contest called, "When Office Supplies Attack, " which, I think, really resonated with the --

the judge's ruling resonated among many of the women