Sentence examples for echoes in the work of from inspiring English sources

Her poems find echoes in the work of the contemporary writer Lauren Slater, whose book, Lying: A Metaphorical Memoir (2000), is an account of her epilepsy.

Most obviously the scaled-up version of collage that he favored and his propensity for pieced-together, abstraction-infused figures have many echoes in the work of contemporary artists, from Mark Bradford to Anya Kielar to Matthew Monahan.

Her fusion of indie electro-pop and R&B has been cited as an influence and inspiration by Solange Knowles, and it echoes in the work of FKA Twigs, Kelela and SZA.

His quicksilver wit and sly sensibility are echoed in the work of his countryman Maurizio Cattelan.

I remained troubled by the ethical implications of what I was doing, but I soon started seeing some of my friend's arguments echoed in the work of Brent T. White, a law professor at the University of Arizona.

Since it was found by chance in 1974, it has inspired artists, even changed art, echoing in the work of Juan Muñoz or Antony Gormley even as it dazzles in magazines and on TV.

And the visual wit pioneered by some of the early black and white street shooters is echoed in the work of people like Jeff Mermelstein – as with his image of a Chihuahua perched atop a pile of newspapers with a "Yeah, what?" look on his face.

Čaks's verse may have appeared too avant-garde to find an echo in the work of poets in present-day Latvia; but three gifted poets there, Vizma Belševica, Ojārs Vācietis, and Imants Ziedonis, gave individual expression to their inner worlds of experience constrained by external pressures.

It echoed in the work of Texas delegates as they met at Washington-on-the-Brazos in March 1836 to declare independence from Mexico.

The Mycenaeans were ultimately the first Greek-speaking people attested through historical sources, written records in the Linear B script, and through their literary echoes in the works of Homer, a few centuries later.

Fell's arguments are echoed in the works of later Quaker women.