Sentence examples for an echo of the difference from inspiring English sources

We can hear the repeated and emphasized, "different" of the last two lines as an echo of the difference that is the poem's theme (though not the ad's).

If this sounds like an echo of the American struggle between conservative and liberal legal theories, it is, but with an important difference.

Again, an echo of the misbegotten Iraq.

Here, too, there's an echo of the China case.

There's even an echo of the electrical generator problem.

What we find in all these cases is just a formal contrast, an echo of further differences, which we can appreciate more deeply only by probing the poem further.

The song ends with an echoing of the word "dance".

Mr. Romano, in an echo of this FiveThirtyEight post, highlighted a principle difference between the two campaigns: "Mitt is focused like a laser on the economy down the homestretch, while the Texas governor is all over the map".

There's an echo of Dante here.

Therefore, we can assume that the geomagnetic latitude of the midlatitude radar accounts for only a part of the difference in the location of the echo occurrence maximum.

It was a miracle, an echo out of the woods.