Sentence examples for echoes faintly from inspiring English sources

"Marry?" Caterina echoes faintly, the necklace dangling from her hand.

Those shows struck a political and environmental chord, one that echoes faintly here.

Its echo faintly followed her all the way to the refrigerated-foods section, in the back of the store.

Lately, many people are hearing an echo — faintly perhaps but distinctly audible — of the stagflation of the 1970s.

It was a dark, clear night in the Park, quiet except for the sound of distant car horns and ripping motors echoing faintly through the trees.

Nostalgia in pop music advances chronologically, of course, and after the lite-disco and funk revival of 2013 — Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" is still echoing faintly across the horizon — we now sit squarely in the nineteen-eighties.

But it is echoed, however faintly, in the jousting among Ivy League administrators to be at the forefront of enlightened academic and social policy.

A prominent British lawyer called a four-year sentence for posting messages online "disproportionate," and along with Mr. Cameron's call for limitations on social media seemed to echo — albeit faintly — Arab regimes that have harshly punished social media "misuse".

The museum is entered up a ramp that faintly echoes the slope up to the Acropolis.

Mr. Palmer cannot make much of the fairly colorless Ithocles, whose passion is most aroused in a scene with his sister that faintly echoes the more scandalous incestuous romance in " 'Tis Pity".

Eight principal numbers, several reprises and a couple of song snippets form the generally upbeat score by Daniel S. Acquisto (music) and Sammy Buck (lyrics), which faintly echoes the sort of rhythmic music Stephen Schwartz and Carole King used to make way back when.