Sentence examples for clearly echoed from inspiring English sources
Edelman was alarmed: the language in Perry's letter clearly echoed Murray's "action plan".
Rauschenberg's ethos — work in the gap between art and life — is clearly echoed in Sze's use of mundane materials.
What he saw at that time is clearly echoed in "The Zero" and its bleak, unflinching humor.
Though the museum tour in Baltimore was only an hour long, it clearly echoed Dr. Cash's emphasis on function over form.
The question clearly echoed the thoughts of millions of people in a country where the law says any contribution over $10,500 must be declared.
The President is known for tweeting impulsively, but in this case his words weren't spontaneous: they clearly echoed the thinking of Caddell, Bannon, and Mercer.
The success of Sonic clearly echoes back to those old days of console rivalry.
It clearly echoes the practice of luring obviously unqualified buyers into buying a new home and then their not being able to meet the payments later.
Although the ads avoid explicitly endorsing any candidate, they clearly echo policy stands taken by Mr. Romney and the Republicans: opposing regulations that might slow down drilling and denouncing Mr. Obama's proposal to eliminate oil industry subsidies.
The great 18th-century portraitist Thomas Gainsborough was such a Van Dyck fan that he died with the master's name on his lips; and Joshua Reynolds's aristocratic portraits clearly echo the earlier painter's.
While it clearly echoes (swipes?) a lot of lines from the Audi TT, the Crossfire is a bit less bulbous overall, with a classic long roadster hood and most of the cabin sitting well aft of the car's midpoint.
