Sentence examples for directly echoes from inspiring English sources

When will this job losing government taker responsibility for job losses?" Shorten almost directly echoes Bowen.

One of their ideas directly echoes the experiment for the liberal group that List and Karlan did in 2004.

In the face of the horrific losses he brings upon himself, he crumbles into a yowl of pain that directly echoes that of Oedipus.

The play's first act directly echoes fiction, from Richard Yates to Rick Moody, in which the American dream crashes violently in sunny suburbia.

This is a gentler Dolls, right down to the sweet island-flavored remake of "Trash," but the unhinged closing track, "Exorcism of Despair," which directly echoes the Angels' "My Boyfriend's Back," proves there's still gas in the tank.

But the figure of the girl, it has been pointed out, most directly echoes the dead Christ in the 15th-century Avignon Pietà in the Louvre; it's a link, it has been argued, that by its blasphemy heightens the shock.

Parts of her speech directly echoed what President Clinton said in a speech to Iowa Democrats here over the summer.

The killing of Erin Edwards directly echoed an earlier murder of a military wife that drew far more attention.

In August this year Mr Bhagwat directly echoed Savarkar by saying all who live in "Hindustan" are in fact Hindus, whatever Muslims, Christians or secular Hindus might say.

Saswati Sen and Luna Poddar fared better, but all three looked best in the final group section, when they were directly echoing their teacher's steps.

Microsoft, Yahoo and others have trumpeted the general principles of Internet freedom, but none have directly echoed Google's call for an end to Web censorship in China.