Sentence examples for carrying echoes from inspiring English sources

Emerging countries might bridle at simply importing an agenda from the rich world, carrying echoes of colonialism.

Thirty years earlier, my father had attended the same school, and I recalled similar stories from him about everyday aggression — about the insult gâvur, meaning "infidel," the epithet carrying echoes of 1915.

She was well-known for her trenchant opinions of the personalities of the music world, and her conversation was always peppered with humour, sometimes with a slightly edgy twist, carrying echoes of a difficult childhood.

Thirty years earlier, my father had attended the same school, and I recalled similar stories from him about everyday aggression about the insult gâvur, meaning "infidel," the epithet carrying echoes of 1915.

In a case carrying echoes of that of Gary McKinnon, the computer hacker who has spent years fighting US extradition, 23-year-old undergraduate Richard O'Dwyer was arrested late last month at the request of the US immigration and customs enforcement department.

There's still a hardness to Hawley that's helped by the rusty-edged distortion present on most of the tracks, oddly suitable for the man from the Steel City and a perfect match for his gravelly, dulcet vocal that seems to thrive on this darker sound, with the garage stomp of Down In The Woods particularly carrying echoes of Hawkwind and a subtle ghost of Lemmy's distinctive growl.

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.

In their blood, they carry echoes of an Old West their ancestors knew.