Sentence examples for echoes strongly from inspiring English sources

All this echoes, strongly and uncomfortably, Harvard administrators' decision about Michelle Jones.

Two years ago, before the last presidential election, I interviewed people living and working in Phoenix and at the Arizona-Mexico border, and much of what I heard then echoes strongly in the debate over the Arizona law.

Spangler's kinship with his environment echoes strongly from his mythic North Woods Minnesota studio, and seeing his works alongside the sun dappled abstract surfaces of Clare Grill's paintings and the folksy landscape preponderances of David Byrd's works was a revelation.

Such feelings echoed strongly in the life of Milad Hemeida, the second of four children from a poor farming family in the Nile Delta.

Here, though, the primary influence is Huckleberry Finn: that book's story of friendship is echoed strongly in Jack Sawyer's relationships with both Wolf and Richard Sloat.

Ever since then, such calls echoed strongly.

The Delphi respondents echoed strongly Zsuzsanna Jakab, WHO Regional Director for Europe who in her foreword to the WHO report on social determinants of health across Europe, said "health inequities offend against the human right to health and are unnecessary and unjust" [ 14].

Even Glazunov backed away from echoing Tchaikovsky strongly in his mature work, instead amalgamating nationalistic and cosmopolitan styles in an eclectic approach.

This is because the 90° 90° echo sequence strongly suppresses the proton impurity signals, as discussed above.

In stereophonic acoustic echo cancellation (SAEC) problem, fast and accurate tracking of echo path is strongly required for stable echo cancellation.

He used a German phrase, Volksgemeinschaft, which strongly echoes the rhetoric of the Nazi era.