Sentence examples for echo the earlier from inspiring English sources

The results echo the earlier ones from the Perseus cluster and strengthen the conclusion that through their outbursts black holes may be reaching across intergalactic space and controlling the fates of billions of stars not yet born.

The great 18th-century portraitist Thomas Gainsborough was such a Van Dyck fan that he died with the master's name on his lips; and Joshua Reynolds's aristocratic portraits clearly echo the earlier painter's.

His words closely echo the earlier description of Bronia, also at the Dôme, in Robert McAlmon's Being Geniuses Together: 'Slight and beautifully formed, and full of an adolescent sullen vitality.'Itis is no fun to be 16 and to know too much about life,' she told McAlmon.

(If, that is to echo the earlier quote from Socrates he "believes that there is another possible course of action, better than the one he is following").

Those changes echo the earlier misstatements that led to government probes and Valeant establishing a temporary committee, now being disbanded, to review its financial reports and accounting practices.

These results echo the earlier work by Fanucci et al. who suggested that architectural changes in the arterial bifurcations of human vascular networks in the form of narrow angles and normal area ratios or wide angles and reduced area ratios may predispose to future vascular diseases [ 36].

The pay packages also echo the past.

Trouble in either place would echo the 2008 crisis.

Perhaps the organizers thought they would echo the winter weather that might be glimpsed through the exhibition space's several windows.

The situation seemed to echo the 1930s, not just on the economic, but also on the intellectual front.

Matson's words may echo the 2007 report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) that has taken considerable flak lately.