Sentences with phrase «particular resonance»

«Blue is a colour with particular resonance with the Chinese».

Britain's head of state used her speech to the United Nations general assembly in New York to praise the values of cooperation - in an address with particular resonance for the coalition.

It finds particular resonance with X-Men Origins: Wolverine, which is interesting given that Reynolds first appeared as Deadpool in that film.

He is an untrained conceptual artist working in series that excavate childhood memories and artifacts for moments of particular resonance.

Survival International saw particular resonance between the plight of the Na» vi and that of the Dongria Kondh tribe of Orissa, India:

It's a graphical insight into the havoc that financial repression and inflation can wreak upon bond investors — a topic with particular resonance today.»

Although the recession didn't hit him as hard as it did others, Mirambell says this issue's «After the Cuts» held particular resonance for him as a brokerage owner.

Of especial significance to the metaphor of the golden eggs is their lack of inherent or utilitarian value — an aspect that finds particular resonance when applied to the buying and selling of contemporary art.

Bradley's complaint about the loose treatment of warm and wet in Yang had particular resonance because that was the criticism that the Team was levelling against Soon and Baliunas.

Museum Director Thomas Padon noted, «Homer defined the look of America in the second half of the 19th century and is central to key artists in our collection, which gives the exhibition particular resonance here at Brandywine.»

An immersive work, Damski Czepek has particular resonance at YSP, echoing its follies, shelters and grottoes, and providing a space for contemplation.

This carries particular resonance today because of how abnormally long the current market cycle has become: Despite the recent sell - off, the S&P 500 Index hasn't seen a bear market since the financial crisis ended more than nine years ago.

The theater has particular resonance as a symbol of a resurgent Brooklyn and of the city's investment in minority neighborhoods.

At the heart of the story, however, is a question that holds particular resonance now, in a time of political upheaval and catastrophic environmental change: how do you make amends for something you did — or perhaps more poignantly, failed to do — when the consequences are unintended?

It has particular resonance through its link with William Shakespeare whose works contributed significantly to the formation of a new national identity.

In the wake of 2016's shock election result, Warhol's 1972 print of Richard Nixon will bear particular resonance for some visitors.

These overlapping strands can claim particular resonance for New York audiences.

It has particular resonance amongst tech nerds, for this reason.

In recent years he has focussed on the Holocaust, which for Balka is a permanent scar on collective memory, with particular resonance in his home towns of Otwock and Warsaw.

The film as a whole is sloppy and very boring (once the «wow» of Baker's work wears off, which is quickly) and, with the exception of Helena Bonham - Carter's militantly liberal chimp and Tim Roth's militantly conservative chimp, possessed of zero performances of particular resonance.

In keeping with the exhibition's assertion that Cobra has particular resonance with contemporary art practice, artist Julian Hoeber has collaborated with the curator Alison M. Gingeras on an exhibition design that reflects the innovative installations of the first Cobra exhibitions at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam in 1949 and at the Palais des Beaux - Arts Liège in 1951 — both of these exhibitions were designed in collaboration with avant - garde architect Aldo van Eyck.

Of especial significance to the metaphor of the golden eggs is their lack of inherent or utilitarian value - an aspect that finds particular resonance when applied to the buying and selling of contemporary art.

This year's theme — the so - called Fourth Industrial Revolution — should have particular resonance for business owners.

That had particular resonance in Quebec and delivered Scheer to victory courtesy of what columnist Terence Corcoran called «fake Conservatives».

Hearers of the call has a particular resonance in our culture, dominated as it is by the mass media.

This insight concerning male and female has a particular resonance with insights emerging from an important Catholic morality debate that has been raging in recent years, and which reached new levels of passion in the lead up to last Christmas.

The popularity of coconut - based products continues to rise thanks, in part, to their particular resonance with millennial consumers: What will the next big trend for coconut applications be?

The paper wrote in its endorsement ahead of the April 19 primary that McGrath's argument for GOP control of the Senate «had particular resonance with us.»

Anyone who has experienced relationship troubles may well see something familiar in Peter and Ruby, giving the film a particular resonance.

The vivid lecture included in the video Teratogens, in which biology professor Hazel Sive explains the effects of alcohol on a developing fetus, had particular resonance, Stone says, because her high school struggles with teen pregnancy.

In cities, this argument had particular resonance, no doubt because poorly ventilated, sweltering classrooms were miserable for students and teachers alike.

From a special education perspective, the notion of excluding students from the classroom has a particular resonance.

Named after the Greek Goddess of justice and the stars, Astrea has particular resonance with the values that go to the very core of the organisation, and which will remain unchanged in this new chapter.

There are many tree titles out there, but I was looking for books with particular resonance, aesthetic appreciation matched by science and passion and environmental sensitivity.»

It seems an odd decision as there seems to be no particular resonance for the rugby mad Welsh and the business minded Qataris.

The name alone has a particular resonance far beyond gaming culture.

Artists of Mexico gives historical context to the Getty's region - wide endeavor, Pacific Standard Time: LA / LA, by featuring artists whose works and careers had particular resonance in Los Angeles.

His atmospheric photographs of waxwork figures have particular resonance in this context.

Jacir has selected an image from the installation that, for her, has a particular resonance, depicting an official stamp declaring the book as property of «The British Council Circulating Library».

However, the ethos has remained consistent; to develop well - produced artist projects that have a particular resonance for the artist's trajectory — be it as a transition show or with a middle - or late - career perspective.

Perhaps more than any other artist of his generation, Ruppersberg has mined the nuances of culture through its visual details, unsung conventions, and modes of the everyday, often encouraging the involvement of the viewer as social participant, an aspect of his work that has had particular resonance with a younger generation of artists.

In Mille Bornes, Thompson again mines the material of his youth for images of particular resonance.

We couldn't be more pleased to present the first solo show of Shonibare's work in Hong Kong, where I feel sure it will take on a particular resonance given the city's fascinating colonialist history.»

His artworks shed light on verses and concept that lie outside the mainstream and that have particular resonance with him;