Sentence examples for echoes in our from inspiring English sources

A chancer and flatterer, Jabez has echoes in our time, not just with Maxwell, but with the likes of Aitken and Archer.

"As the word peace echoes in our hearts, how can we not think of the tensions and conflicts which have long troubled the region of the Middle East," the pope said at the airport reception.

If the story rouses echoes in our somnolent memory - the factory workers encouraged in a productivity drive by the addition of amphetamines to the drinking water, the adulteration of flour with chalk or of the addition of dust sweepings to tea, the dismissal of those forming independent trade unions - what are we supposed to do with this knowledge?

It is a measure of how far politics has shifted that David Gonski, successful businessman and a member of blue chip boards including ANZ and Coca-Cola Amatil, is charged with "class war" by conservative politicians and their shouty media echoes in our national newspapers.

You see, the noise of our lives echoes in our brain long after we power down our modern tools for connection.

Hearing President Obama tell us to keep "our eyes on the horizon," while we hear echoes in our minds of the inspirational civil rights anthem "Keep Your Eyes on the Prize" Sankofa.

Long ago we printed a piece about an icebox that all but asphyxiated a relative of ours, and the manufacturers indignant protests still e echo in our ears.

The simple, bright warning...had a gentle, lunatic sound that has since echoed in our ear.

With those words echoing in our ears, we set out in search of lard.

The voices that echo in our heads are not like the ones that echo in the darkness of a movie theater.

In part it is that the upheavals the couple lived through find an echo in our own tumultuous times.