Significats de more resonance en anglès

But the ancient notion of the sacred grove has far more resonance.

This servants' stairway may have had more resonance for such malign spirits.

That line surely has a lot more resonance for the R.E.M.

Two titles were in the bag, but perhaps the 62-game unbeaten run has more resonance.

Continued fest slots are certain, although the film's cultural references will have more resonance with Eastern European audiences.

This might have more resonance if the year was 2016, or if the supposed corruption involved Joe Biden himself.

Does a film about a financially struggling family have more resonance now than it would in a boom economy?

He was barely audible, as if his throat had no more resonance than a dry rag, a piece of tinder.

But then there's also the language, the culture, everything has more resonance, an aura of belonging, a sort of mother.

It's a question that may have more resonance now than at any time since Gabriel brought the good news to Mary.

This gave his resignation all the more resonance; this was not a cabinet minister coming to the end of his career.

But it may have more resonance with Yemenis who have been sucked into the militant orbit for social or economic reasons.

Arsenal's equally impressive win over Chelsea went almost unnoticed by comparison, though it would have more resonance during the rest of the campaign.

The resulting unibody El Capitan is 30 percent lighter than the average acoustic guitar and has a hollow neck that adds even more resonance.

She thought she heard more resonance, but she would have to do it again in another part of the cave, or outside, to be sure.

Other times the occasion has more resonance and it's hard to avoid the conclusion that yesterday's Guinness All-Ireland hurling semi-final was one of these occasions.