Sentence examples for be a direct echo from inspiring English sources

Green Light" features "uh-huh huh huh" vocals and uses brassy stabs which a reviewer from Guardian Unlimited found to be a "direct echo to 'Crazy in Love'".

The scene where Jack retconned Esther was a direct echo of the very first episode, when he did the same to Gwen.

It's a direct echo of lines from a song on "Pretty Hate Machine": "Head like a hole, black as your soul, I'd rather die than give you control.

Meanwhile, the use of the "uh-huh huh huh" vocals and brassy stabs in the song "Green Light" is a direct echo to "Crazy in Love", according to Peter Robinson of The Guardian.

At times, as on the variation titled "Facet Twenty-two," there's even a direct echo of the Coleman-Cherry front line.

The character of the Innocent can be seen as a direct echo of the Fool and Poor Tom in King Lear, while the murdered tsarevitch and his living counterpart point to characters and situations in Richard III.

Kaufman explains here that an exact replica of New York City would also have to occupy the same amount of space as New York City and there's a pleasingly direct echo here of the one-paragraph Borges tale in which a map is made of an empire "whose size was that of the Empire, and which coincided point for point with it".

Giuliani's high-handed approach is a direct and very disturbing echo of this".

Mitchell offers a direct echo of Sir John Everett Millais's famous painting Ophelia throughout, but it is most pronounced in the Brook.

"Echoes in Black (Industrial Cicatrization)" (1997) is a direct statement on the Jersey landscape.

(This echoes an even more dishonest line from Mitt Romney last week that the defense cuts are a direct result of "the president's policies").