Sentence examples for echo the leitmotif from inspiring English sources

Denzel Washington's eyes well up, and the score, devised by Harry Gregson-Williams, which begins with wrathful hip-hop, slows to a mournful theme whose first four notes echo the leitmotif of "Parsifal".

Democratic strategists echo the point.

Subsequent commercials echo the first.

echo The battle is waging.

Echoing the beginning of Albert Camus's 1942 novel The Stranger, which begins with almost the same words ("Mother died today. Or maybe yesterday …"), the phrase keeps recurring, leitmotif and chorus.

Mr. Murray echoed the observation.

Retailers echoed the assessment.

Travis Porter echoed the sentiment.

History echoes the domestic catastrophes.

Many others echoed the sentiment.

Disability advocates echoed the point.