Sentence examples for but the echo of from inspiring English sources

Protests in support of them have drawn no more than 200, but the echo of the "dirty" protests and hunger strikes in 1981 that won the IRA prestige is worrying.

By now, the Christmas carols have been put away, but the echo of their spirit lingers.

In what ways do these artistic works call upon us to look at our present differently perhaps, not just as a moment in time but as the echo of an unending catastrophe?

But the echoes of Tolkien and Lewis are sometimes too obvious.

Actually, it's not the birth scenes that are harrowing but the echoes of the workhouse.

But the echoes of the hairstyle's history, conscious or otherwise on Wallace's part, are unequivocally there.

But the echoes of the Vineyard in Point Reyes were immediately clear: a rugged, relatively remote refuge with salty air, fresh fish and a strong sense of place.

The days when one could do so in America are long gone, but the echoes of that era still exist in the cultural institutions they have inspired.

But the echoes of Mr. Baquet's displeasure can still be heard in the Los Angeles newsroom, where every photographer has been asked to report all freelance activity.

But the echoes of Wallace also underscore Cody's essentially Midwestern sincerity — he grew up in an artistic Milwaukee family — and accent his willingness to expose himself in streams of consciousness that are eloquent and moving at once.

But the echoes of that case now provide a warning to auditors that it is risky to certify misleading financial statements, even if the company has found ways to twist accounting rules.