Sentence examples for a terrible echo of from inspiring English sources

This year's rains provide a terrible echo of ten years ago when 10,000 lives were lost to Hurricane Mitch.

When I first started researching Hemp Bound, I visited Eastern Colorado during a long drought that had terrible echoes of the Dust Bowl in the 1930's.

When I first started researching Hemp Bound, I visited Eastern Colorado during a long drought that had terrible echoes of the Dust Bowl in the 1930s.

By this time she is heavily pregnant, and her screams are a terrible parody of birth pangs an echo that Winterbottom makes explicit, without needing to, in the closing scenes.

By this time she is heavily pregnant, and her screams are a terrible parody of birth pangs — an echo that Winterbottom makes explicit, without needing to, in the closing scenes.

Yet perhaps there was something different about the Namibian story, a further kind of monstrous excess which did not only echo colonial patterns but offered a terrible foretaste of what was to come within Europe itself 40 years later.

Old psychotherapy joke: midway through a session, the patient cries out, "I'm feeling terrible!" "You're feeling terrible," echoes the therapist, nodding.

"A terrible breach of trust".