Sentence examples for distant echo of from inspiring English sources

Even their style seems to be a distant echo of the old.

But some, remarkably a quarter-century later, are still technically refugees fleeing the distant echo of a war.

The sound score, by Elise Kermani, blends Hungarian pop and the Beach Boys with sounds of different modes of transportation, including the distant echo of airplanes taking off.

The middle of the pizza is a quagmire of buffalo mozzarella that, while serviceable, offers only a distant echo of the milky freshness you expect.

He's an equally straightforward songwriter, with a mildly depressive outlook and a grainy, sustained voice that holds a distant echo of Jackson Browne.

In a sense, the poem offers a distant echo of Milton's own great sonnet on his blindness; but it's a strenuously autobiographical poem for Muir as well.

As he spoke there were distant echoes of tank shelling.

This carried distant echoes of her parents' marriage, and of its sexual division of labour.

The finale's lively fugue is leavened with slashing rhythms, then unseated by distant echoes of "1812 -style bombast.

Unless the performer is a skilled impersonator, what you hear are distant echoes of a voice that only call attention to the absence of the musician being remembered.

At its best, it has distant echoes of early Hemingway, as filtered through Twitter and Klonopin: it's terse, neutral, composed of small and often intricate gestures.