Sentence examples for echo this sense from inspiring English sources
"Los Angeles has, since the pioneering age, been the limitless repository of America's dreams of the frontier," reads the exhibit's press release, and the featured paintings echo this sense of LA as a place where fantasy must reckon with reality.
Ali Allen's design is all giant, sliding chess pieces and gauzy screens moving to echo the sense of pawn-playing and concealment, and there are some impressive, evocative touches in conjuring up locations.
She found an echo of this sense of community in the mid-90s, when she was associated with the Spitalfields festival in east London.
Another partner echoed this sentiment: In a sense having that calmness, [was due to] just that fact that you had that bank of knowledge.… Whereas if you didn't have the bank of knowledge…then it would have, maybe been worse (birth support partner 6).
Mr. Daschle echoed that sense of urgency.
The visuals and stark lighting owed much to German Expressionist films and the music echoed that sense of fractured intensity.
Ferguson, who is unemployed and cares for a brother with a neurodegenerative disease, echoed the sense of escape.
Mr. Amash echoes that sense of crisis: "Hopefully, a lot of people who have been recently elected understand the dire consequences of failing to get our fiscal house in order.
In the most affecting drawings (you hesitate to use the word lyrical), large areas of the page remain blank, echoing the sense of exposed vulnerability and free-floating terror that the inmates must have experienced.
