Sentence examples for echo a theme from inspiring English sources

They also echo a theme he has sounded many times before.

The commercials, by BBDO New York, part of the BBDO Worldwide division of the Omnicom Group, echo a theme used from 1961 to 1964 for the company's flagship Pepsi-Cola brand, "For those who think young".

Almost every week they read several chapters of "The Odyssey" and watch videos like "Cold Mountain," "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" and "The English Patient" that echo a theme in the book.

With their measured appeals to voters who are disappointed in Mr. Obama's leadership, the ads echo a theme that Republican groups started emphasizing last spring after finding that harsh attacks on the president were falling flat with swing voters, especially women.

Those words echo a theme that Elizabeth Warren, a former Harvard professor who helped conceive of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, has repeated in her speeches: that no one succeeds entirely on his or her own, detached from our web of mutual obligation.

Different story strands that seem independent and organic always echo a theme or insight, experienced in different ways by the individual characters.

He echoed a theme expressed by many on blogs and in the streets after the breakup.

Echoing a theme of her campaign, she described it as an example of "what effective policy making is all about".

"I am not a perfect person," he said, echoing a theme he hit on throughout the day.

"This is the moment Democrat Gene Taylor turned his back on us," the narrator said, echoing a theme that has emerged in district after district.

That echoes a theme in President Obama's State of the Union address last month, in which he called for many different kinds of energy production.