Meanings of resonate today in English

The lessons of Passchendaele still resonate today, he said.

The richness of language and its sentiments resonate today 'We wish to make an apology.

I celebrate being an African-American and the hardships of the past that still resonate today.

The intentions of a clutch of female musicians in early '90s rainy Washington still resonate today.

That decision caused shockwaves that still resonate today.

Lamentably, some of these stereotypes still resonate today.

So how do its issues resonate today?

Yet while this was a poem completely of its period, its preoccupations with freedom, identity and displacement still resonate today.

There is no anniversary to celebrate, but it soon becomes clear that the shady political goings-on of that era resonate today.

In an international context, clubs like the Loft, The Gallery and Body & Soul produced you-should-have-been-there tales which still resonate today.

He was the political mastermind behind a number of referendum campaigns that opposed the "liberal agenda" and generated controversies that still resonate today.

But it ultimately provides a fascinating glimpse of an artistic pioneer whose influence still resonates today.

Distant history, but the tour still resonates today.

For Paterson Joseph, his story still resonates today.

That might have been a little tongue in cheek but the character's influence still resonates today.

The former Bongo Maffin singer tells the BBC why she thinks their anti-apartheid rebel music still resonates today.