Sentence examples for distinct echo from inspiring English sources

The answer carried a distinct echo of therapy.

In all the activity, there is a distinct echo of much of the Bush campaign, especially its final weeks.

There's a distinct echo, above all, in Ayittey's call for radical change the length and breadth of the continent.

But some housing experts whose careers date back to the 1960s say they hear the distinct echo of a government program from 35 years ago in the current mortgage crisis.

The magazine shows a British touch and tone, with a distinct echo of upper-class dinner-table chit-chat, although she says her emphasis on "box-office appeal" is American.

Nobody would yet claim that this England team is remotely as good as its predecessor of 2003, which also won the World Cup that year, but there is a distinct echo.

The plot, with its distinct echoes of The Odd Couple, is a bit strained.

When it was opened in 1908, it had four distinct echoes.

It's in these formal elements that you see distinct echoes of classical 1970s feminist art.

This satire has distinct echoes of the invasion of Iraq and proves as disturbing as it is assured.

There were distinct echoes of Phoebe Philo's last outing for Céline: but fashion is full of Philo-philes.