Sentence examples for a small echo of from inspiring English sources

The sound of Mr. Hung's hammer and anvil are a small echo of a less hurried past.

The catalyst for those protests, which resembled a small echo of the vast protests that toppled autocratic rulers in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya this year, appeared to be the government's rejection of a request by some opposition lawmakers to question the prime minister about the use of public funds.

The small size of the effect may reflect its insignificance or that the levels measured were a small echo of what may have been shown earlier in development around the onset of the disorder [ 43].

Again, these numbers represent a small echo chamber.

There are small echoes of the old show; Mary still has a big M on her wall.

Small echoes of this sense of shattered expectations resonate poetically throughout, as when a banner celebrating a political triumph winds up being used as a blanket for a sleeping child.

There are small echoes of many post-"Revolver" Beatles songs: sharp, pinpointed references, specific sounds on specific guitar chords, piano figures, and drum rhythms played by Zak Starkey, Ringo Starr's son.

His death there reverberates loudly within the small echo chamber of their family.

In the small, echoing gym of a primary school, Rodríguez and García Sánchez took turns at a makeshift podium, outlining the key planks of the party's platform, detailing agrarian reform to a moratorium on evictions.

Though outnumbered on Thursday, a small contingent of supporters echoed Mr. Goulet's sentiments.

A small group of Iranian MPs echoed Shariatmadari and said any agreement should be endorsed by the country's parliament, the majlis.