Sentence examples for an echo in a from inspiring English sources

A knitted leaf pattern in flame colors, left, finds an echo in a shopper carrying branches of autumn leaves.

And sure enough, the sound of many hands clapping answers Ms. Arthur as inevitably as an echo in a canyon.

But the paintings have an echo in a myth collected in central Peru in the early 17th century.

The Mendieta image finds an echo in a ghostly recent werewolf drawing by Rosemarie Trockel, a German artist whom Ms. Hessel has, presciently, collected in depth.

The big fever-chart X that zigzags over the surface of the K.O.S. piece finds an echo in a bold central brush stroke arching across Mr. Clark's painting, settling up unsuspected formal and political alliances.

Such conviction also found an echo in a Latin chronicle of the First Crusade by the French monk Raymond of Aguilers, which recounts how God spoke of the Jews to the crusaders, as they neared the Holy Land in 1099: "I entertain hatred against them as unbelievers and rank them the lowest of all races.

They stayed in my head all night, like an echo in an empty cave.

The object the woman holds finds an echo in an abstract ceramic piece by Nevelson, the show's only sculpture.

They all find an echo in an eerie collage by Florian Pumhösl, consisting primarily of a piece of pre-Columbian weaving displayed on a dark ground.

And although Jeff Wall's staged 1993 photograph "A Sudden Gust of Wind (After Hokusai)" isn't here, the scattering of paper in that image has an echo in an installation by Jimmy Robert.

"I only have three ones," he remembered saying, can hear it even now like an echo in an empty room, in the now of the limitless present.