I'm sure that resonates with some of the TEDsters.

We bring to each image our own values, our own belief systems, and as a result of that, the image resonates with us.

This is an excellent example of South South cooperation and good neighbourliness. It resonates with the spirit of Franklin Roosevelt and Simon Bolívar.

The word inclusive resonates strongly Americans do not want more government per se rather, they want the government to get more people involved in the market economy. Opinion polls show that, above all, what Americans want are jobs the beginning of inclusion.

Like a forbidden pleasure. And it's that forbidden pleasure that I think is what resonates out there, and it gets people to look at these things, and it gets people to enter it. And it also, in a way, defines kind of what I feel, too that I'm drawn to have a good life.

And this resonates with millions of people, apparently, because there are tens of thousands of these, and there is a whole blogging empire now dedicated to pictures like these.

Everyone I talk to in performing arts resonates to the words of Adrienne Rich, who, in Dreams of a Common Language, wrote, We are out in a country that has no language, no laws.

When you run very short wavelengths, like a tuning fork the antenna resonates, and there's more energy coming out of the antenna than there is the backscatter from the ground that we're trying to analyze, taking too much processing.

Speaking at the 2007 EG conference, trainer Ian Dunbar asks us to see the world through the eyes of our beloved dogs. By knowing our pets' perspective, we can build their love and trust. It's a message that resonates well beyond the animal world.

One particular passage resonates with me as I contemplate Ukraine s plight. As he awaited his approaching execution by the Nazis, Bonhoeffer wrote that, in prison, the godlessness of the world is not...concealed but, rather, revealed, and is thus exposed to an unexpected light.

That message still resonates today, though it was spectacularly wrong. For example, the authors of The Limits to Growth predicted that before 2013, the world would have run out of aluminum, copper, gold, lead, mercury, molybdenum, natural gas, oil, silver, tin, tungsten, and zinc.

The idea of bringing back debtors prisons may seem far fetched, but it resonates with current talk of moral hazard and accountability. There is a fear that if Greece is allowed to restructure its debt, it will simply get itself into trouble again, as will others.

That message resonates with many Gujaratis, who are proud to be reminded of a nationally admired native son, and with much of India s urban middle class, whose members yearn for a strong leader to cut through the confusion and indecision of a sprawling country s messy democracy.

BERKELEY Is America s financial sector slowly draining the lifeblood from its real economy? The journalist Matt Taibbi s memorable description in 2009 of Goldman Sachs a great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money still resonates, and for good reason.

But, as the economy slows, the regime s legitimacy is increasingly being questioned, which implies that neo Maoism may yet make a comeback. Indeed, it is a stance that resonates deeply with the egalitarian tradition of the People Liberation Army (PLA), as well as with its institutional interests, particularly those in the Shenyang District.

But to me its essential truth resonates profoundly The Act of Killing is the most haunting and emotionally lacerating documentary I have ever seen. I hope that Oppenheimer s film and its recently released follow up, The Look of Silence, achieve the audience and impact they deserve and not just at the world s film festivals, but in Indonesia itself.

The second reason why Liu deserves the Nobel Peace Prize resonates with Alfred Nobel s original intent for the award. In working to promote human rights, political reform, and democratization in China, Liu has made a significant contribution to the values of peace and fraternity among nations that Nobel had in mind when he created the award more than a century ago.

Indeed, despite their geopolitical dissonance, the world s most powerful democracy and its most powerful autocracy have much in common when it comes to how they approach international law. For example, the precedent that the US set in a 1984 International Court of Justice (ICJ) case filed by Nicaragua still resonates in China, underscoring that might remains right in international relations.

If Obama wants to encourage moderate and democratic politics in South America, and to bolster Brazil s efforts to foster stability and economic progress against the region s radical and undemocratic forces, it must take greater care in not appearing to undermine those the US claims to support. For Chávez is showing that the old cry of Yankee go home still resonates.

Irving Fisher s prescient warning in 1933 about such a debt deflation spiral resonates strongly today, given that public and private debt levels are at or near historic highs in many countries. Especially instructive is the 2.2 price decline in Greece for the 12 months ending in July the most severe example of ongoing deflation in the advanced countries and counterproductive to an orderly solution to the country s problems.

One cause for this shift toward authoritarianism is that many countries no longer view the United States as a beacon of democracy and a model of stability and prosperity to be emulated. Putin s claim that democratization is actually an American plot to gain unilateral advantages resonates with many societies following the disastrous invasion of Iraq and revelations about the National Security Agency s spying on citizens and leaders worldwide.

What, what, what, what about, what?

What is this, what is this, what am I telling?

Well, what is random? What is chance? What is luck?

And I went into the Registrar s office and What, what, what?

What pathways through pain, what junctures of vulnerability, what crossings and counterings?

The thing that's going to decide what gets talked about, what gets done, what gets changed, what gets purchased, what gets built, is is it remarkable?

Because what it pays attention to is what it's seeing and interacting with, and what you're understanding what it's doing.

What are we doing? Oh, just hanging out with our Grammy. What what!

Except what God wills. He knows what is declared, and what is hidden.

Except what God wills. He knows what is declared, and what is hidden.

What a crime. What a crime.

What a genius, what a professional.

What we buy. What we wear.

And what I discovered is, what I should do is not actually replicate what they saw, is replicate what they remembered.

What they have in common is what we see unlocks what we cannot see.

Except what Allah, may will, He knows what is apparent and what is hidden.

Except what Allah, may will, He knows what is apparent and what is hidden.

What can you say? What a mess.

OK, what is synesthesia? What causes it?

What mask works, what mask doesn't work.

What newspaper was it in? What book?

What goes in is what we are.

What you see is what you get.

What did the experimental set up look like? What was connected to what and how?