Sentence examples for echoing the current from inspiring English sources

In addition to echoing the current art-world trend of pointed appropriation, Martin & Muñoz's work obliquely reflects historical events, including a post-9/11 wariness.

The DEMO Spring 2011 conference wrapped up yesterday in Palm Springs, and echoing the current climate in the Valley, day two of the conference belonged to startups focused on social technologies.

"Absolutely horrifying," echoed the current French culture minister, Frédéric Mitterrand.

Much of the discussion echoed the current debate over the run-up in real-world energy prices.

Nasrallah's language about a political solution in Syria echoes the current line from Damascus and Tehran.

But there is still a Stubbs, Fischl, and a beautiful Morandi study of bottles whose hard-won peace echoes the current mood of its owner.

He pointed to remarks made by Democrats at a 1974 Senate hearing that echoed the current talk of soaring profits and industry bonanzas.

Then there's its prescience: last season seemed to anticipate the Ashley Madison and Sony hacks; this time the chaos following fsociety's attack on the global financial markets echoes the current turbulence.

" 'Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles' ties in very nicely with our efforts to raise consumer awareness that 'you can eat great even late' at Wendy's restaurants," said Gary Steele, executive vice president and managing director in New York at Bates Retail, part of the Bates USA unit of Bates Worldwide, who echoed the current theme of his agency's campaign for after-dark dining.

ESPN and ESPN.com, in their advertising as well as content, often speak in a brash, smart-alecky voice that can be perceived as smirky or excluding by those who do not care about sports or do not echo the current preoccupation with arch postmodern humor.

Visa echoed: "The current situation is clearly not good for the game".