Sentence examples for echo however from inspiring English sources

It is hard for any designer to create a pantsuit for today without some echo, however faint, of its revolutionary past.

That Paulie and his mother are British and definitely not upper-class calls up a meaningful echo, however; a Joe Orton shadow of tragic meanness falls on these people.

This operates differently than the Echo, however.

Now that I've tried the new Dropcam Echo, however, I find that it works well enough and the price, $279 with unlimited monitoring via the web or the attendant iPhone app, is acceptable if a little steep.

In some places, there were echoes, however faint, of the Vietnam era.

It's not all post-industrial echoes, however, with woodland and ponds around the pits.

But it is echoed, however faintly, in the jousting among Ivy League administrators to be at the forefront of enlightened academic and social policy.

Watergate's echoes, however, reverberate throughout the broadcast, in the sense that the basic relationship between press and government may be in question.

Much of Wilder's work echoes, however subliminally, his struggle to break away from Amos Wilder's unrelenting need to dominate his life, his ideas, even his soul.

A visitor who photographs van Gogh's "Starry Night" echoes, however wanly or casually, the basic mission of visual art: to celebrate the act of looking.

There are echoes, however, of a more communal past in photographs like "Methodist Church, Bowen, Colorado" (1965) and "Arriba, Colorado" (1966), which treat older vernacular architecture like humble but dignified American monuments and recall the work of Walker Evans.