If I want to say "have the same feeling with ..." or "agree with ...", can I use "have resonance with ..."? For example, I knew a friend who doesn't own a cellphone and I found an article saying how great it is not having a cellphone. When I send this article to that friend, can I say "you may have resonance with this article"?
I found some people use this expression, but I'm not sure it is commonly used.
Answer
The word does work in this context, although an action verb like feel would probably be more effective than have.
A more concise option that avoids the need for "have" or "feel": "This article may resonate with you."
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