Sentence examples for echo back to from inspiring English sources
More dangerously, in Mr. Powell's view, "she tended to echo back to the president what she thought he wanted to hear rather than what he needed to know".
A writer truly and meaningfully immersed in her work is like a paranoid person: every piece of experience seems to echo back to her the subject of her work.
The huge hearth and paneling there echo back to 1761 when the inn was a carriage stop offering rest and refreshment to travelers plying the dusty route from New York to Albany.
If that last comment seems to echo back to Box, and its massive losses in the face of growing a recurring revenue base, you might be slightly confused as to how Netflix is investing in content, and expansion, while still making money.
Far off, somebody chops wood, and the ax-bites echo back to me.
In VH-1's defense, I have noticed that they are at least attempting to echo back to what I consider its golden age.
The success of Sonic clearly echoes back to those old days of console rivalry.
The comments echoed back to the Republican Senate nominee Todd Akin's defense of his position opposing abortion in all instances.
"It echoes back to a very traditional Chinese business model, where you have the family-run farm," she said.
