Sentence examples for distorted echo from inspiring English sources

There are still pictures of them together, both short-haired and bespectacled, a strange distorted echo of one another.

For example, the Duck, Dodo, Lory and Eaglet are walk-on parts for Duckworth, Dodgson and Alice's sisters Ina and Edith, while the description of them emerging "dripping wet, cross and uncomfortable" from the pool of tears is a distorted echo of an earlier boating trip during which they were caught in a thunderstorm.

An inbox overcome by suitors and their copy+paste approach to "asking girls out" is a distorted echo of romance.

When talks broke down on the Nibmar issue - no independence before majority African rule - Smith went on the radio to deliver his UDI speech, which contained distorted echoes of the US version of 1776.

The truth is only ever distorted in echo chambers.

Distorted vocals echo in the background, building something truly epic.

Her rows of watercolour portraits are true evocations of our inner selves -- faces sag and distort to echo the disparities of experience inside each and every individual.

This separation was made because metallic surgical clips are known to distort gradient echo images [ 27– 29] and hence were suspected to influence MRI-based quantification.

The reasoning behind this is that delay, reverb etc tend to sound better after distortion (echoing a distorted sound, rather than being distorted).

All weekend, he was forced to explain and defend his more provocative remarks, maintaining that some were distorted in the echo chamber of the Internet and the news media.

At one point, he erupts into a cackling laugh, saying something about enjoying smoking, but the words are distorted in the echo of the studio – and in the basement of Frith Street Gallery where the film is being screened.