Sentence examples for echoes of its from inspiring English sources

On "Katy on a Mission" she massages the visceral throb of dubstep, and on "Why You Always Here," it's funky, with echoes of its older cousin 2-step garage, that gets finessed.

The echoes of its residents' despair fill the village.

Yet echoes of its disturbed recent past suggest that the progress has been uneven.

At Irving Plaza, Mercury Rev offered meticulousness and echoes of its old chaos.

But what gives Dorian Gray its exceptional frisson are the inescapable echoes of its author's life.

But as Notre Dame finishes another lost season, the echoes of its storied past are nowhere to be heard.

Knowingness comes after knowledge; it is only the echo of its source, and it is proud to be the echo.

For some people here, Indonesia's promise of domestic justice is an uncomfortable echo of its guarantee last year that it would police East Timor's independence referendum.

There was an added political poignancy about the music: the Conservatives, during their pit-closure program, finished off the Grimethorpe Colliery, and all that remains of it now is the after-echo of its band.

Knowingness comes after knowledge; it is only the echo of its source, and… Frog Music, by Emma Donoghue (Little, Brown).

The city as we know it might become but a ghostly echo of its past self, a mere monument to nature's cruel dominance over us all.