Resonated in a sentence

Tiger has the unique ability to cross over the lines where we usually find golf fans, and has resonated with celebrities, resonated with people who don’t watch the sport otherwise.

And by showing Soren hurting over the loss and keeping the job of fighting back going, it'd have emotionally resonated a lot more, especially when Talos admits G'iah was off working for the terrorist while he was murdering her mom.

And it resonated with Arnold Mindell’s “worldwork”: If you want to do social activism and change, you have to work on yourself.

And, somehow, this bizarre idea resonated with myriads of fans.

As a new dad myself the father/son storyline really resonated with me.

As our elk guides began to bugle, their enchanting melodies resonated through the wilderness.

Contributions resonated closer to home as well, impacting the lives of residents in Pilton and neighbouring towns with support for enrichment projects for primary schools and vegetable growing for community food banks.

Conversely, in Devadoothan, his portrayal of Vishal Krishnamoorthy resonated harmoniously with the rhythm of this enigmatic musical mystery-horror film, thereby elevating its overall quality.

Depicting the working-class man in full form and offering fresh optimism for those struggling under the weight of real-life woes, Rocky always resonated more for the fight outside of the ring.

Filipinos quickly resonated with the lyrics of the song during the rainy season.

For Winkler, the reassuring words “just resonated with me forevermore that I did not have to be like anybody.

George Michael’s brilliance as a songwriter and performer was evident in his ability to create music that resonated with audiences across different generations and cultures.

Getting to grips with porcelain is what led me to find my own voice in ceramics, as I discovered that creating fine and delicate pots resonated with me on a whole new level.

Her voice resonated with a kind of wisdom and soul beyond her years.

His personal example of forgiveness for the sake of peace among his people resonated throughout the world.

His promises resonated with Israelis concerned by a weakened sense of security in the midst of a lingering terror wave and frustrated by under-policing in crime-ridden areas.

His words resonated deeply with everyone in attendance, leaving an indelible mark on their hearts and inspiring them to embrace their own unique journeys.

I am lucky to have good self-esteem, respect for my work, a firm moral foundation, and a strong support network of family, friends, professional acquaintances, and even the decent strangers who reached out to say my piece deeply resonated with them.

I love stories of female friendship and lived with my closest friend for eight years, so it resonated on many levels.

I'm not normally a scaredy cat but something resonated in my brain.