Sentence examples for echoed the sense from inspiring English sources
Other activists echoed the sense of fear that envelops Homs.
Ferguson, who is unemployed and cares for a brother with a neurodegenerative disease, echoed the sense of escape.
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.
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.
The prank echoes the sense of humor often seen in Barbie mangling.
The Moon is the mirror of the Chinese civilization, its whitish tones rime with all the nuances of modesty and humility, the perfection of its circular form echoes the sense of unity, her phases are a celestial expression of the Book of Changes, her waxing and waning the reminder of the principle of cyclical oscillation.
Valerie Tourbon, a Frenchwoman flying today from Charles de Gaulle, echoed the normal sense of pride felt when a Concorde is spotted in the air.
The visuals and stark lighting owed much to German Expressionist films and the music echoed that sense of fractured intensity.
A piece of music or a work of art might echo to the sense of a "true" self, but it is often through language that an adult seeks self-activation, origination, for the reason that language is the medium, the brokering mechanism, of self.
The starkness of his narrative, and his sense of injustice, echoed the haunting photos of Dorothea Lange.
