Sentence examples for and it is echoed from inspiring English sources

An antler chandelier hangs in the living room, and it is echoed by a Teddy Roosevelt leather chair with tusks as arms.

This is the complaint critics hear most often when we decry the laziness, vulgarity and lack of originality that afflict so many studio franchise pictures, and it is echoed in post-mortem conversations whenever someone complains of feeling cheated, let down or undernourished by some aggressively advertised box-office juggernaut.

It is at the basis of understanding in tribal cultures, and it is echoed in the mystic branches of all faiths.

Sustainability is the new buzzword at Farnborough this year, and it is echoing as loud as the planes screaming by overhead.

That's a remarkable and remarkably swift change, and it's echoed by a national poll done by ABC News and the Washington Post.

There is a great silence in many of his photographs, and it was echoed by the rapt attention of the hordes who shuffled through the show on the afternoon I was there.

However, Space: 1999's Eagle Transporter was basically a big space truck, often covered with moon dust, and it was echoed in the design of Princess Leia's blockade-runner spaceship in Star Wars (Episode IV, 1977).

She was cackling like a witch for a good couple of minutes, and it was echoing.

In Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment, it is echoed in the 30 roubles which the character Sonia earns for selling herself.

The idea that Hartman went as far as she was intended to go, and then went beyond it, is echoed in poems about another of Herd's obsessions, horse racing.

The relationship between the adult and the child is part of the reading experience; in many cases, it is echoed and toyed with inside the books themselves.