How to pronounce“resonated”in English

resonated with me in that I'm not a particularly tall guy.

resonated with her.

resonated and delivered kind of high social return on investment.

resonated as, as a noise.

resonated on this campus, because you can embrace that as being true -- as befitting, you know, who you were -- your self-identity.

resonated for you out of our research in terms of the attributes of digital

resonated with it and it became his consolation in seven and a half years of of um of uh prison two and a half in solitary

Immediately resonated with Hannah Fry.

It resonated.

really resonated with them.

have resonated with our fans or with our community at all.

change resonated more than Hillary Clinton's message of Donald Trump is too

It resonated with you.

It resonated with me, and so, when I learned what this event today would be about, and what we would be celebrating,

It resonated.

It resonated for me when you were speaking before about the experience of being in the closet and that teaches you certain things,

really resonated with them.

really resonated with Wall Street people and I kind of wondered at the time when it came out if it didn't resonate with Wall Street people because they were in

had resonated with it and it became his consolation in 7 and 1/2 years of of

And this really resonated with me and my experiences as an office worker and how the exhaustion impacted my life.

And it resonated with me so deeply.

So these political themes resonated with international readers.

And that just resonated so much with me because I'm like, I watch race video.

Another thing that really resonated with me in the book, you mentioned that you have often been told to chill or to go with the flow, which is something

And that really resonated with me too.

and things that I resonated with.

And that always resonated with me because it goes back to that thing of like, if you don't have a test, then how are you

I more so resonated with the verb definition of it instead of the noun definition.

So that part resonated a lot.

But it resonated with me, and I thought it was so cool.

So that title resonated with me.

One line that resonated with me was in regard to plants, "they operate at a fundamental level too slow for us to see, yet vital to our existence."

And it resonated with me because I could relate to some of the things you were saying.

And so this really resonated with me.

And it just resonated so much.

That is what really resonated with me, all these years saying, I want to be philanthropic with my money because I want to make a difference to communities, to society.

One thing that resonated with me a lot in your class was this idea-- when we talk about vulnerability and emotions, this idea of anger, which can be a very, very legitimate

It really resonated with me on a deep level because it just reminded me of my own childhood, my own relationship with my parents.

That really resonated with me, because I feel like people talk about gratitude in terms of a verbal expression, in terms of writing stuff down,

How it resonated with--

And so that resonated with me.

And apparently that also resonated with people.

And so that really resonated with me and made me feel I should continue to use this.

And it really resonated with me.

That really resonated with me.

Something that resonated to me was creating traditions.

But this story resonated with them, and they wrote about it.

So we both really resonated more with her stepsisters.

But that idea really resonated with a lot of people, in particular, young people across the country.