Sentence examples for domestic echo from inspiring English sources

At Sotheby's, Mr Ai's 100kg of handmade porcelain sunflower seeds (pictured here), a domestic echo of the artist's monumental installation in the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern, sold for €417,004 ($568,250) to an anonymous buyer on the phone to Gregoire Billault, a contemporary specialist based in Paris.

Daniel is one of his domestic Echoes.

She gravitated toward the address for its domestic echoes: "In 'Cases' there's casa, and then Charlotte Perriand" — a modernist pioneer — "had her atelier here," she said.

Mortier, a Belgian novelist, has translated Virginia Woolf, and her vatic inventories of domestic life echo in his writing.

As Cusk's characters talk about their romantic and domestic situations, echoes and symmetries emerge between their testimonies.

And third, she has delivered one of the most arrestingly inclusive speeches about her domestic priorities – echoed in her first remarks as prime minister on Wednesday – to come from the lips of any Conservative leader for years.

First there's watching Ted and his wife Tami-Lynn (Jessica Barth) have domestic quarrels echoing Raging Bull, then the decision to have children, followed by the realisation that, in Tami-Lynn's words, "Teddy ain't got no dick".

On domestic reform, he echoes others' demands for restrictions on executive pay.

The Bards domestic crises soon echoed as far as the first World Economic Conference in Geneva.

Turning to domestic politics, Hagel echoed Obama's State of the Union plea for less rancour and mutual suspicion during the election campaign.

His strongest scenes are his battles with his top-drawer Connecticut girlfriend and classmate, Ellen (Mena Suvari), which echo the domestic strife between Michael and Kay Corleone in "The Godfather, Part II".