Sentence examples for echoes more from inspiring English sources

A similar disillusionment echoes more widely in Makala.

As a bonus, the newsletter echoes more traditional literary forms.

It echoes more lightly but undeniably through this somewhat smaller presentation of more modest works, the first survey of Polke's photographs in New York.

The highest realm of American public life now appears to summon no cultural echoes more elevated than the moist intersection of "Seven Days in May" and "Deep Throat".

The sound of his impassioned "Ahhhhh!" echoes more and more softly in the high desert air, until finally it fades over the Swiss Cheese Ridge to our left.

Nick Bhatt, 48, learned when he came to Winslow last year that race, the unanswerable American riddle, echoes more loudly here on the arid plateaus than it does in the bustling streets of San Diego, where he came from.

Goethe has the chorus echo, more colloquially, "Es ist vorbei" ("It is over").

With my experiences both in success and failure, this sentiment could not echo more truth.

This highly perceptive and specific judgment was echoed, more loosely, by other reviews.

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But other comments echoed more widespread sentiments among those who support the Brother Leader, as Colonel Qaddafi liked to be called.