Sentence examples for echo of one from inspiring English sources

In fact, Mr. Conrad's statement was an intentional ironic echo of one made by another American official, James L. Connaughton, the chairman of the White House council on environmental quality, who had been quoted by Reuters earlier in the week as saying: "We will lead, we will continue to lead.

This is obviously an echo of one of the administration's recent explanations for continuing hostilities.

There is also a more distant, queasy echo of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

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

This vast history shows that nearly every incident, no matter how shocking, is merely an echo of one that has come before.

At least part of the story line that has unfolded after Mrs. Clinton first mentioned her name has the eerie echo of one of the sloshy melodramas she starred in.

The attack carried echoes of one last week on the Indian consulate in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif, when a group of assailants barricaded themselves in a house and resisted security forces for about 24 hours after a suicide bombing.

A hands-on demo of the mode suggested pleasing echoes of one of the best recent online games, Rainbow Six: Siege, as it fosters a great sense of being a part of a team, and is pretty rigorous.

The reports are often sad echoes of one another.

"There ought to be an investigation," Sloan said, adding this letter has echoes of one of Washington's most infamous abuse-of-power scandals: In 1998, then-Rep.

There are echoes of one of the finest plays in the English language, Arthur Miller's The Crucible, in Rebecca Lenkiewicz's Jane Wenham: The Witch Of Walkern.