Sentences with phrase «resonates with people»

«It really resonates with people,» says Sumblin Schnell.

Douglas: I think that its message resonates with people because, in our culture today, lives are increasingly fractured and shattered for all kinds of reasons.

If you are trying to craft a website that resonates with people looking for you online, you don't need a 50 - page website with a ton of blog posts.

Systemic Change Will Require Emergent Solutions On the other hand, Occupy is expressing a larger, more challenging political truth that resonates with people from all sides of the political spectrum: the system as we know it is fundamentally broken.

... there's a powerful story there, and it's a story that resonates with people, this story that the tobacco industry misled people about the link between smoking and lung cancer, and the same techniques are being used today about climate change.

«Climate change is a big, vexing issue and it's really difficult to wrap your head around it from a global perspective, but when you can boil the impacts of climate change down to what it might look like in our lifetimes and in our communities, I think that really resonates with people,» Olson said.

Jane's celebrity and universal message resonates with people and gives strength to our goal of offering consumers a clear style direction to assist with the daunting task of selecting a custom frame design among the many hundreds of styles available at a frame shop or a gallery.

Something that actually resonates with people and effects change.

Have you spoken to Christian Whitehead about what it is about that feel that really resonates with people - and is it something you want to emulate in your own games?

Plus, I think NES still resonates with people who grew up with the NES and Super NES, while managing to actually deliver a message about what the device is: A Nintendo Entertainment System, which is probably better for a multimedia device than «PlayStation», while anyone not in the know has to ask themselves «what the hell is an «Xbox»?»

Don't turn into one of those studios that pivots into «indie darling», barely interactive nonsense that finds a niche audience because it resonates with people who hate, y ’ know, ACTUALLY PLAYING GAMES.

Our strategies have been featured in the New York Times, CBS, NBC and the Huffington Post, so this concept really resonates with people all across the country and we're confident we can help you travel the world using rewards points!

«Caitlyn became a social media phenomenon and the hashtag #IamCaitlyn resonates with people to unite all animals that have been abused, neglected and battered.»

You may eventually find an idea that resonates with people and begin making a substantial amount of money at your side hustle.

You'll be able to understand which of your book covers is most appealing; you'll know which advertising copy resonates with people and which doesn't.

It takes courage to put yourself out there on social media in a way that emotionally resonates with the people we're trying to attract.

If her novel resonates with people and she continues to release more books — Cat in the Flock is intended to launch a series — then she could very well have a new career as an author, she says.

The implications of Nancy's findings are many for me: instead of trying to write a powerful «about me» page, or sales page, or fundraising campaign, I can think about any aspect of my life that I want to grow and bring people into as a speech challenge: I can write these things as a powerful, moving speech that resonates with people.

«The visceral look, sound and performance of Mustang resonates with people, even if they've never driven one.

We have proven that with Range Rover, with the ability to offer derivations of these established vehicles, and offer them in a way that resonates with people in a relevant way.

Instructional Designers that fail to create universal content that resonates with all people regardless of generation, do so at their own peril.

«That resonates with people.»

«I understand why it was created as a term, and I understand why it resonates with people as a way to describe certain characters, but I don't like that term.»

We provide an outstanding experience through innovative filtering, strong safety measures, stellar customer service and a personal touch that resonates with people at every stage of relationship readiness.

Every time I get overwhelmed and feel that blogging takes too much time and energy, it's wonderful to know that what I'm posting resonates with people.

And yes, that's what resonates with people, not fame or fortune.

The book's title, «Abandoned in Place,» is one that resonates with people who visit these old sites.

«Our vision for local government, our commitment to community politics, and our determination to stand up for what's right resonates with people in every community across Wales.

«Whereas with due reference to these objectives, core values, and ideals, a Strategy Committee was mandated to search for a suitable, popular, meaningful and widespread platform, with a name that already resonates with the people and to make appropriate recommendations; and

Its backers have a very specific platform that resonates with people all over the country, and their candidates need to be included in the entire election process...

Asked why he wanted to bring Teachout and Wu to New Paltz, he said, «I think a gubernatorial candidate who talks about the need to ban fracking, to make public higher education affordable and about alternative energy sources, resonates with people in New Paltz.»

The Democratic frontrunner, who grew up poor, said it's her story that resonates with the people of Syracuse.

This endorsement resonates with people, after all, it's the liberal paper of record, and they didn't choose Avella.

That's why that sign resonates with people.»

When we think of legendary playoff games it usually means games where a superstar breaks through and baffles everyone with a comeback, or a shot, or a block that resonates with people forever.

It has created a brand, a personality that resonates with people — something staff attribute to David's vision and hobbies as a surfer and yoga practitioner.

«When you're the mother of four or five kids up there talking about how their commitment to politics stems from your commitment to kids, which is true for both Palin and Bachmann, that resonates with people who are skeptical of American politics.»

If these artists want to be big outside of China, you got ta start from the bottom and have music that resonates with people.

Good copy is honest, moving, seductive and it resonates with people.

So we'll see how this convergence unfolds, but in it we're where the industry is going, not where it's coming from, and we've got a brand that really resonates with people and possibly could resonate in an industry that's even more maligned than we found ours four years ago when we got here.»

You're a serious rock climber, and there seems to be something about business and climbing that resonates with people.

I get up early at a ridiculous hour, I go to work, spend time with the troops, take care of my family, I love taking care of people, and I think that kind of thing resonates with people today.»

«There's so many interesting applications out there, yet for me, there's still [a] very small number of apps that are fundamental for my day and my week,» Pincus told the FT. «Even if you're a big huge company, or a scrappy entrepreneur, you still have to build a product that resonates with people.»

The fact that blockchain interactions don't require a middleman or institution resonates with people deeply, Boneparth added.

«She really understands social media marketing, and her story resonates with people,» says Zapis, who formerly operated radio stations that included black hair - care companies among their advertisers, so he is very familiar with the market.

«I just thought, «Man, this idea is really going to resonate with people.»»

The two teams should be working together to determine which content is resonating with people and what should be created, moving forward.

«The kid who looked forward to his dad coming home and taking him for a ride, taking him for ice cream, and then one day coming home and his dad isn't there... That resonates with a person because that's a human story.»

That message has resonated with people facing adversity, an unanticipated development that has made the business more meaningful to the Jacobses.

«I think our shows resonate with people because the guys — Marcus [Lemonis], Rooster and Butch — have a genuine desire and commitment to helping other people succeed,» says The Company co-founder Charlie Ebersol.