Sentence examples for echoes how from inspiring English sources

And the way the cat critic expresses himself echoes "how our consumers are creating voices from their cats' and dogs' perspectives" in social media, she adds.

"It echoes how the first world war affected all Londoners, but also how they and the rest of the country came together, standing united during those dark days".

He was concerned to explain how the process of looking at a motif or subject depicted in a work of art both echoes how we look at phenomena in the real world and how it differs radically from it.

Mr. Ottmann said he felt that the novel echoes how freely Ms. Bartlett can shift gears between abstraction and representation, control and exuberance, grids of steel plates and large-scale canvases — often diptychs that juxtapose two slightly different perspectives of the same scene and always painted with layers of grids that seem to embed the imagery in a web.

This CIA memo (though taken from a different facility) largely echoes how my client Fatima Bouchar was treated when, several months pregnant, she passed through a CIA blacksite in Bangkok, before her arrival in the dungeons of Muammar Gaddafi in 2004.

It echoes how the company launched Siri in the first place.

But she was too dirty, my wife said, and her howls of despair floated down the hall, echoing how I felt.

Tom Bailey, who was the standout bowler with figures of four for 52, echoed how tight the situation remains for both sides despite Lancashire's strong start.

This echoed how these songs are usually experienced: in church, where they're routinely interspersed with, or often sung instead of, traditional hymns.

The adjectives aptly describe the refined works that have made Mr. LeWitt one of the most influential artists of his time; they also echo how his friends and colleagues describe him as a person.

Ozzie Newsome, who was a Browns' tight end and executive and is now the Ravens' vice president of player personnel, said Modell's relationship with Lewis echoed how he has historically treated his players.