Sentence examples for containing an echo of from inspiring English sources
It was an encounter containing an echo of better days, such as a memorable FA Cup final in 1981; a match between two grand old clubs for whom a finish in the top eight would constitute a satisfactory season.
It may be, however, that Matthew 14 27, 28 represents a misplaced post-Resurrection narrative, and John 21 may contain an echo of the tradition preserved by Paul (1 Corinthians 15:5).
This prime minister wants to champion a more caring conservatism, and his musings last week on the "crisis of capitalism" contained an echo of Heath, who expressed disgust at the spivvery of the asset strippers and the property developers of early 1970s Britain.
The song contains an echo of "Octopus" ("Waving my arms in the air / Pressing my feet to the ground").
He called it The Selfish Gene, a title he later considered to contain an unconscious echo of Oscar Wilde's The Selfish Giant.
Indeed, his letter to Constantius contains a distant echo of the wording of the inscriptions of Darius I the Great, the Achaemenid ruler, when he writes of his devotion to truth and righteousness.
Judge Roberts's response was terse and cautious, but it contained a faint echo of a blistering 30-page critique of the case that he wrote as a White House lawyer in the Reagan administration in the early 1980's.
For these reasons the internet contains a virtual echo chamber of pro gun websites claiming that gun laws do not work; that more guns lead to lower crime rates as indicated by research from Professor Gary Kleck and author of More Guns, Less Crime, John Lott Jr.
