In these states, voters are wrestling with local issues like education, energy, wages and unemployment -- all of which echo only distantly the concerns about terrorism and war that dominate the presidential contest.
A barking clarinet line, distantly echoed by the concertmaster and a muted tuba, is followed by a limpid solo melody set against tingling harp and metal percussion.
That's not the California dreaming the Beach Boys sang about – a sound distantly echoed here on California (There Is No End to Love), with its little repetition of "Santa Barbara", subtly echoing the Beach Boys' Barbara Ann.
While some of it distantly echoed the old 1970s Bennite "Alternative Economic Strategy", it was unalloyed manna for delegates long starved of a robust, anti-austerity, redistributive policy, ending "the longest fall in wages since Queen Victoria sat on the throne".
Mercury, who is distantly echoed in Galileo, died in 1991, and instead of an overture, We Will Rock You begins with Mercury's own recording of "Innuendo," suggestively imprinting the performance with the genuine, versus manufactured or emulated, rock artist.
And as for black playwrights and directors, Randall's opinion distantly echoes the values of Wilson's Gem.
(Standing alone in the quiet dark, "he could still hear the guns in France, distantly echoing in his mind").
One of the geezers, and one of the women". And as for black playwrights and directors, Randall's opinion distantly echoes the values of Wilson's Gem.
It is always a pleasure to be shocked and dismayed over the prejudices of our ancestors, even though some distantly echo those that are widely held now.
Even Hannibal Lecter, moving his bloodstained fingers in time to the "Goldberg Variations," might be distantly echoing the Nazis' twin enthusiasms for music and death.
The story is set in Normandy in the early 1960's, and the film's brisk pace and matter-of-fact attitude distantly echo the rhythms and attitudes of French New Wave movies from the period.
