Examples of using Resonated in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Their six previous albums are very different, and each of them resonated with the Ukrainian listener.
Black Nationalism resonated with northern, urban blacks more effectively than King's call for non-violence;
black nationalism resonated with northern, urban blacks more effectively than King's call for nonviolence;
The death of Le Corbusier resonated strongly throughout the world,
The theme of the forum this year resonated with Xi's vision of building of a community with a shared future for mankind
black patriotism resonated with northern, urban inkinesss more efficaciously than King‘s call for passive resistance;
of the fake-news and other dubious reports that resonated across Russia in 2017.
highlighted the ideas that resonated with them.
has resonated favorably in the rest of the world.
It resonated loudly with millions of the voters who brought him to power,
was there any part of it that resonated with you through the lens of your own work that you would like to comment on?
Both the Code and Tru body styles resonated with this audience,” said Frank Saucedo,
(Laughter) And it resonated for me. I grew up as a poor kid in the South Bronx ghetto, a Sicilian family-- everyone lived in the past and present.
This last book resonated with me in part because it was co-authored by a former Army officer
Those reflections resonated with listeners as B2W debuted at 1 on the Christian
It resonated loudly with millions of the voters who brought him to power,
The idea promoted by the state that the oligarch was an enemy from which the population had to be protected resonated, in particular among those who were misfits in the system.
may not be real- really resonated with readers.
not fearing failure, and because the iterations finally made it possible for the group to come to a strategy that resonated with all.
which immediately resonated first with the members of the organizing committee in Ukraine,