Sentence examples for Have echoes from inspiring English sources

Calls like that have echoes.

His views have echoes of isolationism".

Both stories have echoes of his old and formidable skills.

The lightness, the effortlessness, have echoes in Ms. Mori's work.

Influences? "The older songs have echoes of early REM, particularly Peter Buck's guitar-playing.

Dense, knotty and demanding, these poems have echoes of Rilke, Cioran and Beckett.

Mr Cameron's remarks have echoes of Tony Blair's famous 'tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime' mantra.

After throwing aside outlier bids, the average gives the final LIBOR price.Some of LIBOR's failures also have echoes in auctions.

Here, we have echoes of other real-life cases, those of Martin Guerre, the Tichborne Claimant and Anastasia.

Racism, the normalisation of insidious scapegoating of racial and religious groups, does have echoes of the horrors of the 1930s.

American officials have echoed those worries.