Sentence examples for echoes in their from inspiring English sources

They still tremble when they tell their stories, and the sound of the collapsing garbage mountain echoes in their minds.

Despite the fancier addresses that members of the family now call home, the Cuomo name still echoes in their ancestral borough.

The coloration of Sōseki's subsequent novels became progressively darker, but even the most gloomy have maintained their reputation among Japanese readers, who take it for granted that Sōseki is the greatest of the modern Japanese novelists and who find echoes in their own lives of the mental suffering he described.

Migration places radar echoes in their correct positions in a complex subsurface and is a complementary tool to travel-time tomography.

Having read hundreds of letters from prisoners over the last decade, I have heard echoes in their cries for help.

This animosity towards the current structure of art schooling echoes in their mission statement where they claim to be "fostering an alternative to everything," and in the current retrospective at The Brooklyn Museum, where an installation of multiple chalkboards covered in somewhat eerily incoherent scrawls (one titled "Eddie Need Help") continues this theme. .

"Nothing that is genuinely human," the Council added, "fails to find an echo in their hearts".

Dark wood furniture, à la Jean-Michel Frank, is echoed in their choice of picture frames.

This constant need to adapt and grow is echoed in their personal lives.

The Mets fell asleep all winter hearing "Let's Go, Yan-kees!" echoing in their ears.

They add a further soundtrack, with their murmuring narrative, and they often echo, in their motion, the very images projected.