"Three Changes," which considers the hunger for a cohesive family in a fragmented world, makes all the appropriate sounds and gestures, carefully echoing classics on the same subject by Edward Albee, Harold Pinter and Joe Orton, among others.
Every shot, every frame was carefully designed to echo the layout of a comic book, without things ever getting too cartoony or distracting.
All of them have had to carefully pivot between echoing the resounding feeling in the city that the mayor has handled this crisis in a masterly way and building the case that they are able to pick up his mantle, all while barely campaigning.
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These are the gardens that were becoming fashionable when Los Angeles entered its own Craftsman-cottage building boom, and their advocacy of natural materials and carefully edited artlessness echoed the city's emerging image as a suburban Eden.
But this morning, with his professional hat on, there is an intensity to his conversation – his thoughts specific, precise, his words carefully planted, that seems to echo the way he works.
If you listen carefully to McCain and his neocon echo chamber, you'll notice certain tics.
Carefully choreographed, shot in hazy and ethereal light, they echo the sublime power of a Turner landscape even as they portray a reckoning with garbage.
One Obama administration source told ABC that Jones hadn't read the 2004 petition carefully enough, an excuse echoed by Howard Dean.
Some themes of Mr. Hagel's argument to transform the Pentagon and its business practices to meet new fiscal and security challenges echoed a carefully worded case offered by former Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.
