Sentence examples for because they echo from inspiring English sources

Clement Greenberg observed acutely, "The visionary overtones of his art move us all the more because they echo facts.

If such groups are gaining more of a foothold throughout advanced democracies, it may be because they echo mainstream political discourse, which for a generation has shrunk the political horizon to issues of border paranoia, terror, and security.

"We are attracted to horses, in particular, because they echo our own tentative whispers but do so in a bold, ringing call; they speak with certainty of exactly those things we are most unsure of in ourselves.

The results were notable in part because they echo several human studies that pointed to a potential link between cellphone use and gliomas and acoustic neuromas, a cancer that affects the same type of cell as the one found in the rats' heart tumors, Bucher said.

Mr. Obama's words reverberated through diplomatic circles in large part because they echoed those of Gen. David H. Petraeus, the military commander overseeing America's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

To Solomon's surprise, he found the situations of families with deaf children "arrestingly familiar" because they echoed his experience of growing up as the gay child of straight parents.

The painters of the London School, which he did so much to raise in the world's estimation, earned his trust because they echoed his virtues: a love of craft married to an allergy to mere elegance; a feeling for the life-giving qualities of healthy vulgarity and a love of life and the world as it really is, displayed without apology.

There was one woman, Amara recalls, who even found the well-meaning dialogue of doctors and nurses upsetting, because they echoed the words of her rapist.

Still, the practical effects of the bills are unclear because they roughly echo guidelines issued recently by the director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, which handles detentions and deportations.

These sentiments resonate with me, not just because I come from a similar background and once made a similar trajectory – from grammar school to polytechnic to a job in the media – but because they also echo a view I have heard expressed lately in different ways by certain artists and musicians.

The alleged remarks were particularly damaging because they appeared to echo the prime minister's language.