Sentence examples similar to echoing precisely from inspiring English sources

Some thought its cinematographer, Yang Weihan, deserved recognition for the multi-level reflected images that echoed precisely its characters' interlocking solipsism.

This thought is echoed precisely by Carmona: "Everyone is extremely cynical that it'll turn into another Puerto Rico, driven by corporate expansion and the interests of investments.

A short passage written from the perspective of a speech-writing Nazi (he thinks change "could only happen little by little, one person at a time") echoes precisely Duncan's hopes for what he might achieve with the shop.

In Putney the views echoed precisely those in Peckham: "It's not that they stop you that's the problem, it's just the way that they do it".

What welfare official has not echoed precisely that thought?

This relationship, which inevitably leads to his consciousness being raised, echoes precisely that between Sally Fields, the politicised blue-collar heroine of Martin Ritt's Norma Rae, and her husband.

Echoed precisely in a speech delivered on Thursday by the EU's chief Brexit negotiator - Commission man Michel Barnier.

Using modified range-time-intensity records of VHF backscatter echoes at Jicamarca, Rastogi et al. (1977) showed that the E-region echoes disappeared precisely at the time when ΔH at an equatorial station minus the ΔH at a non-equatorial station turns negative, irrespective of the absolute value of ΔH at the equator.

Prior to the estimate of the beam broadening spectrum of the Es FAI, the locations of the irregularities in the echoing region should be precisely determined.

This precisely echoed Mr Daley's controversial comments.

Pruitt soon announced that the E.P.A. would reconsider the rule, and precisely echoed Fitzgerald's claim that gliders fell into a regulatory gray area because they contained "new and used" components.