Sentence examples for a precise echo from inspiring English sources

Duerfahrd, author of The Work of Poverty: Samuel Beckett's Vagabonds and the Theater of Crisis, believes prison's intense, hushed, rule-bound environment is a precise echo of the qualities of Beckett's dialogue and stage direction.

Eerily, Saturday night's match began with a very precise echo of that match 24 months ago.

Intermittent string episodes combine neatly bustling lines with birdlike cries high in the violin — a precise instrumental echo of Monk's typical interplay with her singers.

All these claims had precise echoes with his early days as a leader when he argued with a flourish that his overwhelming priority could be summarised in the three letters "NHS" and when he visited council estates to symbolise his apparent commitment to the poor.

It's a collection of songs by the poet and songwriter Vinicius de Moraes, and her nonchalant voice is backed by a mixture of live musicians and samples that go ricocheting between lounge music and breakbeats, often multiplying into precise echoes.

Hebron said the adaptation of Rosamond Lehmann's novel The Echoing Grove was "a precise and nuanced" film.

"There is a precise clause".

A precise pitching wedge?

It distills a precise mood.

Willis is a precise craftsman.

It's a precise business".