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This approach resonates with her patients, she said, and helps them feel empowered and more in control of their lives.

The new song will press up to the surface all that no longer resonates with the new melody lines to be cleared.

Its truth value can therefore be estimated by how much it resonates with your being.

If you want hard copy, it's good too! Go shopping for a nice book that resonates with you to get started.

All that no longer resonates with the Great Central Sun shall be pushed outside of her boundary or threshold.

Again, not a fool proof plan but if one of these resonates with you, take steps to correct or modify the situation.

It is for you to decipher whether or not that which we say resonates with the deepest part of your soul.

Knowing this data, you can line it up next to your blog posts published each month and see trends in the the kind of content that resonates.

Take what resonates with you and leave the rest to sort itself out with time.

You know, there's something that she's picking up in the way that the drumming sound resonates inside the hollow.

an incoming radio-frequency wave resonates best when an antenna's length is one half that of the wavelength.

The truth of the soul resonates with a deep sense of passion and conviction.

Nonetheless, one of Richard's bossy slogans resonates: "You want to get to the castle, Groceries, you've got to swim the moat. "

That is where you have to be very discerning in what you accept, and be sure it resonates with you.

But the term resonates with a generation struggling to make sense of profound social disruption rooted in economic changes.

Perhaps it particularly resonates with me because I grew up in a tiny village surrounded by forests.

But the sense of loss he expresses in the face of changing technology resonates with the gloom I encountered on Long Island.

If just one of the pulses - or neither of them - resonates with the strip then it remains in its existing vibrational state.

They don't understand the metaphors and a sort of richness to it, but at the same time, it resonates.

We bring to each image our own values, our own belief systems, and as a result of that, the image resonates with us.

it flies hesitantly, hangs there, falls next to a colorful, cylindrical object that resonates with a hollow sound.

Each antenna element either resonates independently or increases the total bandwidth of operation in the high frequency band.

For a picture, you can buy or license stock photography, although a more casual photo often resonates more with development teams.

The message now resonates among urban, middle-class types such as those at the rally in Lahore. Many had not previously engaged in politics.

The plot, with its elements of international political unrest, genocide and terrorism resonates deeply.

The one Asian image that resonates with me isn't the bow, but the President alone on the Great Wall.

The only theme that resonates throughout the numerous popular life theories is love.

Each element provides a different visual sensation that resonates as a harmonic within the symphony Yip conducts.

creative work that resonates with real people to such a degree that they actually want to participate, engage and become part of something.

Releasing the electrical parts through karmic transcendence frees them to move to a creation that resonates and can support their evolution.

One moment that resonates with me is of my last night in Paris.

That's why any other color resonates so strongly on its neighbors.

But hostility to nuclear power runs deep among the Liberal Democrats, and it resonates with both wings of the party.

Its strings used to be silk but are now steel, which resonates better.

This is a dream that resonates with the Great Central Sun that the Earth Mother is returning unto in her evolution home.

Dr. Levitin said that we are all musical experts, because we know the kind of music that resonates with us on an emotional level.

As the chakras of your body's system glimmer, their Light resonates a glorious musical harmony.

The voice is tinged with a faint note of melancholy which resonates with the young man.

The idea of getting into a company and leading it "still resonates" , she says.

The rosy, distant sky resonates with the red autumnal leaves of the foreground; they constitute a bewitching, almost romantic ambience.

Make yourself accountable to someone who resonates with your goals and will support you in achieving them.

Third, the display of religious symbols is an affront to secular societies (this line resonates especially in France and Turkey).

It's the same as when you read a quote that just resonates with you on every level.

Truth was a powerful and impassioned speaker whose legacy of feminism and racial equality still resonates today.

And they don't understand the metaphors and the sort of richness to it, but at the same time, it resonates.

one that resonates with the team as representing that user group. Be relevant and serious; humor usually is not appropriate here.

"Songs for the Missing" is an elegantly crafted, memorable book that resonates with sadness.

Because that beauty resonates with the beauty that is you, and you know it, and you feel it.

And criticism of cuts resonates in a country where over half of employment is tied directly or indirectly to public spending.

This hotel is very sterile in its decor, so any noise resonates off the stone cold walls and throughout all floors.

But it resonates just now, with Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton both sceptical about international trade agreements.

"When I hear the term data management, what resonates with me is the collection of data, " says Mr Aitken.

His anti-Ottawa rhetoric resonates with a large segment of the population.

Third, the display of religious symbols is an affront to secular societies (this line resonates especiallyin France and Turkey).

But the last one resonates with her.

She says she liked the film because it has a message of faith; one that she thinks resonates with many Indonesians.

Mr Cameron's longer-term pledge to "fix broken Britain" by promoting family values and education resonates strongly in Birmingham.

But in Greece, the issue resonates within the broader context of the debt crisis that has plagued the country since December of 2009.

Find something that feels good, that resonates with your heart.

And you instantly know the response of each item you post and you can easily see what resonates with various segments of your audience.

Tong Shijun of the Shangai Academy of Social Sciences says that Obama as the first black president still resonates with many Chinese.

So that's what came through. See how that resonates with you. . .

The new simple facade stands apart from today's chaotic urban sprawl, yet still resonates with the region's historic fabric.

I explained that sarcasm resonates in a nation that is angry and disappointed with its politicians.

The question resonates with a New York grocer.

Lawyers are leading a middle-class revolt that resonates within the military rank and file.

"The outdoor porch is a key element of the American home that resonates through to today, " says Mellins.

This scandal resonates less as a feminist horror story than an Internet horror story.

There's an argument against higher fuel economy that's often dismissed by environmentalists, but resonates with a lot of people.

Adidas has launched a great Olympic campaign that resonates with Chinese youth.

Much as with your natural talent, the way to find your passion is to touch on a lot of different areas and see what resonates for you.

That kind of talk resonates with voters, especially in a weak economy.

C. for the new product propaganda provides a cause people resonates emotional climate.

This idea that your beliefs should guide your career resonates among younger students and employees.

Ms Merkel's hostility to eurobonds certainly resonates with the public.

He has built his identity in a shifting world; that resonates with a lot of Americans.

The sound resonates through salty fluid that fills the hollow shell of the cochlea.

In the new emerging paradigm of unity, one only remains in relationship with another that resonates.

Use a label that resonates with your readers.

This centre-right nation still resonates to it.

But Wang is clear the content that resonates best with his audience is Chinese or Asian.

that resonates with your heart.

"It's a message that resonates well with their target audience, " said Tom Bernardin, chief executive of Leo Burnett Worldwide.

Such criticism resonates with those who remember the country's troubled history.

Every thing lives in the Universe, but resonates at different vibration rates.

Be human. Write like you talk and put your name on it. Tell a story, a true one, one that resonates.

The pair are adamant about giving back to the community, and this resonates with their customers.

Select one that resonates with the team as representing that user group.

It is a question that resonates throughout the corporate world.

Still, the consumer backlash resonates, and not simply because CFLs are horrible, flickery, ugly, and unreliable.

"We help students think about the employees, the customers, the community. It's a view of strategy that resonates with many women. "

Still, it resonates with us. If we unexpectedly come across the.

This season resonates to the sweet, childlike innocence that resides in all of us.

Jobs wound up that speech with a closing line that also resonates with a lot of Reedies.

Which resonates better: "Service available in your area, " or "Serving Greenwich since 1972" ?

That is more exciting for me and is the prospect that resonates with me far more than equalling others.

The brand resonates today as clearly as in its 57-year history.

It resonates with our customers, usually through magazines and digital media, and they respond by buying into it.

"The brand resonates today as clearly as at any time in its 57-year history, " claimed Mr Hefner.

Once your Heart chakra resonates with the highest frequency of Love, a smokeless flame will shine in your chest.

I think that type of message resonates on campuses all over the world and she knows that.

It's the tale of hardship and struggle that resonates.

That idea resonates strongly now.

It is a question which resonates far beyond Bulgaria.

The music resonates with an additional blessing for everyone who is dealing with any form of cancer.

But this is not a message that resonates with voters, or Congress.

One resonates with the order; it is not something that is legislated but rather inherent in the individual.

But for me, it is also an issue that personally resonates.

The reason Apple resonates with people is that there's a deep current of humanity in our innovation.

Points 204 and 206 denote the short circuit (low impedance) points in the first conductor 102 which resonates at the low band.

It is an idea that resonates.

STEVE CARELL: This is a book that, I think, resonates with kids.

His prayer resonates in my soul.

But this quote resonates with many other things I saw and heard in China.

It resonates.

It's a sentiment that resonates not just in America but in much of the world.

The national press soon wrote about it and it caused an uproar that still resonates.

I like the idea of fatherhood as a way, however, because it resonates with the experiences of being a dad.

I think that's what resonates in the public.

This tip resonates with Shelley Rattet, who is one of Salge Blake's clients.

Resonates the air, but hell, no one seems to care

His poetic language full of "touching, " resonates with readers;

the element of air blows away that which no longer resonates;