Sentence examples similar to a faint echo of orderliness from inspiring English sources

The clothes had a faint echo of the 1950s, but not in a retro way.

In a faint echo of the 1970s Congress introduced a wage-subsidy scheme last year.

In a faint echo of Argentina's approach, he said that he wanted to forestall a large current-account deficit.

Perhaps the most unnerving thing about "Three Tales" — is there a faint echo of Poe in the title?

And at the bridge, there's a faint echo of Starship's "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now".

The "Smeargate" affair is a faint echo of it: he hired Damian, just as he did Charlie Whelan.

But even this assertion of an old American ideal — of immigrants as contributing members of society — was only a faint echo of Mr. Perry's former moderation.

As the audience shuffled dutifully toward the doors, a faint echo of guitar feedback lingered in the air, and then died.

In a faint echo of places like Las Vegas, parlor bosses sometimes treat their favored customers to dinners, spa visits and sessions in karaoke bars.

Without the buoyancy provided by a large group "getting the lagers in", maybe it'll just eke out a faint echo of what used to be.

There was just a faint echo of two decades of Galliano style in the hairdos by Julien d'Ys and in the narrative set.