Sentence examples for deeply echoes from inspiring English sources

Its believers style themselves as singulatarians and transhumanists, but their rhetoric of life after death in silicon virtual realities so deeply echoes fundamentalist Christianity that no one is joking when they call it the Rapture of the Nerds.

And Scherr's exquisite solo on "Adrift on a Star" deeply echoes Thorpe's seductive pathos.

Keller's presence, too, deeply echoes Plath's yearning to walk freely, firmly grounding the dangerous reality women face when we wander.

[Read the rest.] His views deeply echo those of Kerry Emanuel, the Republican climatologist from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (my posts on him are here), and the folks who run Republicans for Environmental Protection (which I once mused appeared to be an endangered species).

All of this has deeply disturbing echoes of the dark days of the 1930s.

PRESIDENT-ELECT BARACK OBAMA'S remarkable life journey has set off deeply personal echoes for Ben Nightingale, a 70-year-old resident of this city.

"All of this has deeply disturbing echoes of the dark days of the 1930s … Whichever religious path we follow the destination is the same: to value and respect the other person".

Simply pain, punishment, deeply rooted, echoing pain that incarcerates and kills.

The claims echoed deeply in Ciudad Juárez, which has a grim history of sexual violence against women travelling on buses.

An email from the self-styled "bus driver hunter" claiming responsibility for the assassinations echoed deeply in Ciudad Juárez, which has a grim history of sexual violence against women on buses.

The fire continued far into the night, loud enough that it echoed deeply against the walls of the Palestine Hotel in the city center, at least 10 miles away.