Sentence examples for carry echoes from inspiring English sources
In their blood, they carry echoes of an Old West their ancestors knew.
The people's faces in profile carry echoes of ancient stone reliefs on lost temples.
There's an entrancement with language and rhythm, a generally elevated tone, and a concern with national identity in "Words" which carry echoes from Welsh poetry, past and future.
Basically we have factored in further downside". To some this may carry echoes of Gus Hedges, the management geek in Drop The Dead Donkey.
"His buildings carry echoes from the past in their use of forms that have a universal, haunting quality," the Pritzker jury said.
It's hard to say what direct effect BD has had on poets -- though there are some who carry echoes of his work in remembering ways.
Alarcón's ingenious, looped narrative carries echoes of Beckett, Borges and Bolaño.
The new campaign's message carries echoes of Mr. Giuliani's.
The latest attack carried echoes and reminders of others.
The announcement carried echoes of similar efforts by previous presidents.
Besides, Cantonese carries echoes of ancient Chinese that no longer exist in the official Mandarin.
