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Значения термина so resonant на английском

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Использование термина so resonant на английском
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They have a remarkable generosity of spirit which is so resonant with manaakitanga.
Radio NZ
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Their ten thousand and more voices joined together were not so resonant as Hamanu's uncanny voice.
The brazen gambit
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It is so resonant that it turned up in the opening section of Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa.
The Irish Times
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The decasyllabic couplet, so resonant in Dryden, so admirably turned and polished by Pope, was its favorite measure.
A Study of Poetry
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The poetry of both Browning and Tennyson is so resonant with faith that they have been called great religious teachers.
Halleck's New English Literature
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The Catholic note, so resonant in Rossetti's poetry, is hardly audible in Morris, at least after his early Oxford days.
A History of English Romanticism in the Nineteenth Century
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Ah, the delicious combination of Wendell's words and Wendell's voice-EdwardR. Murrow in his heyday never sounded so eloquent, so resonant.
Black house
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Then, not so resonant but still clearly audible, for both men had voices that "carried" and were used to command:
Tonio, Son of the Sierras: A Story of the Apache War
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They sounded so cheerful, so resonant, as in a forest, as on a river when you are mending a boat or building a dam.
The Crushed Flower, and Other Stories
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It's why Nas' music is so resonant and will likely remain so long after he's gone, said Rodney Williams, Senior Vice President of Hennessy USA.
Ebony
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I always thought I was alone in finding such roads so resonant of the past, until I came across the latest work from Robert Macfarlane.
The Guardian
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"Sweet Judith," she heard the Goddess say, the voice so charged, so resonant, that these few syllables were an aria.
Imajica: Complete Edition
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