Sentence examples for a definite echo of from inspiring English sources

There is a big difference here with the last referendum in 1975, when there was a solid victory for staying in the EEC, but a definite echo of last year's general election, when many of the same trends applied.

There are definite echoes of ruthless Elizabethan spymaster Francis Walsingham in the character of Varys, equivalent to a vizier.

(For what it's worth, there are definite echoes of Mr. West's early production on the first two songs on this album).

Suddenly the shirts are getting interesting on Match Of The Day. Gary Lineker was wearing a dark blue number with a black collar on Saturday, a combination I have never seen before, while Alan Shearer wore grey (what else?), with black piping around the breast pocket and the button-holes, carrying definite echoes of the teddy boy era of the 1950s.

There are definite echoes of the past that have come down from this time to modern-day Spain.

A definite majority of the Communist.

There is a definite sense of empowerment.

That's a definite style of ours.

There was, she recalls, "a definite sense of presence".

But there's also a definite sense of loss.

"I have a definite feeling of inheriting space and power".