Sentence examples similar to continual echo from inspiring English sources

Continual learning is your competitive advantage.

Warren echoed these fears and what she called Pruitt's continual support for "his friends in the oil industry... to heck with everybody else".

The continual tumult in both films echoes the emotional strife in Arnaud Desplechin's superior 2008 film "A Christmas Tale".

Especially on his own solo albums, varying drum and percussion configurations are amplified and subdued, phased and echoed into a continual and ever- changing heartbeat.

(Practitioner 11) The importance of this complex, adaptive treatment process based on continual feedback from multiple information sources was echoed in ideas expressed about TMB research based on restrictive protocols compared to clinical practice (Theme 4).

Continue to seek out a continual future.

Barron said Wharton had cited "the Echo's weekly attacks on me" and the paper's "continual political bias" when asked to explain his refusal to engage with the publication.

In Christian Echoes National Ministry, the Court looked at the organization's continual attempts to influence legislation by appeals to the public to react to issues to conclude the organization was furthering non-exempt purposes.

This is meant to follow the teaching of the Catholic Catechism: "pray at specific times...to nourish continual prayer," which in turn is based on Jesus' "pray at all times", echoed by St. Paul's "pray without ceasing".

Thus the electronic sounds in "En Echo" (a second March 8 concert in Philosophy Hall), originating from a computer's continual analysis of the soprano soloist's voice, inevitably vary from one performer to another.

There are countless angular surprises, one echo of Bach's Third Brandenburg, and one concerto which ignores the violin's top string, showing Vivaldi's continual inventiveness.