Definition of Resonate

to move a person in an emotional manner

Examples of Resonate in a sentence

The speaker hopes her inspirational story will resonate with audience members and spur them to chase their dreams.  🔊

When the author writes his stories, he tries to include a moral lesson that will resonate with his readers.  🔊

Who knew the killing of the unarmed youth would resonate with millions of people and spark national protests?  🔊

Because Jill and Jack are Christians, the teachings of Jesus Christ resonate with them and guide their life choices.  🔊

The pictures of my deceased parents always seem to resonate with me during the holiday season.  🔊

As I shared the story of my child abuse experience, I hoped my message of survival would resonate with other victims and give them hope.  🔊

The movie about the origin of Hanukkah will resonate strongly with members of the Jewish faith.  🔊

Since the book focuses on Mexico’s independence, it seems to resonate more powerfully with my Mexican students.  🔊

The alcoholic’s tragic story seemed to resonate with the other members of the sobriety group.  🔊

Although the writer hoped his books would resonate with all of his fans, he was glad a few people were moved by his efforts.  🔊

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