Sentence examples for echoed elements of from inspiring English sources

The flap echoed elements of the controversy over Trump's fundraising for veterans.

One character, a black supplier named Conrad Shepard, echoed elements of Devon Shepard's life story: Devon had dealt weed, even while working on "Fresh Prince".

The project had to run a gantlet of government approvals, including a review by the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission, which eliminated two additional stories, but which celebrated the final plan by the architect, Morris Adjmi, for providing a design that echoed elements of the traditional TriBeCa warehouse, in modern materials and style.

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The plan under consideration, which echoes elements of David Blunkett's proposal last year for secret anti-terrorist courts, could also involve the use of security-vetted "special advocates" as legal representatives of those detained.

In the CBS/NYT poll, 47percentt approve of changing Medicare to a program in which "the government helps seniors purchase private health insurance," echoing elements of how Paul Ryan's (R-Wis). approached Medicare funding in his budget proposal.

The plots of Sunday's episodes echo elements of the film but in a more frenetic and fantastical fashion; the modest Rex Kwon Do martial arts studio has morphed into a farm-country fight club, with cage matches inside a silo.

Both occasions echo elements of the Celtic festival of samhain.

While certainly this would fall into the realm of cyber terrorism, what's crazy is how this is echoing elements of actual terrorism as well.

In order to make the episode "as moving" as possible, Carter sought to echo elements of James Whale's 1931 film version of Frankenstein.

These local level debates echo elements of international benefit sharing and ancillary care debates [ 10, 33], and of recent debates among researchers at the Programme [ 22].