Sentence examples for echoing the text from inspiring English sources
That view contrasts with the reactions of Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and the British foreign secretary, who responded to the Security Council vote by urging the Syrian government to act first and immediately pull back its forces from population centers, echoing the text of the statement.
The reference to "heroes" echoes the text at the start of the ad, which described how Verizon called the workers heroes in the wake of their rebuilding efforts.
The fluid illustrations echo the text perfectly and the young reader can almost feel the land recoil from the power of the sea.
On Monday he floated suavely over the chilly repeating piano line of Taneyev's "Stalactites," which echoes the text's "frozen row of bitter tears".
Somehow its images (which sometimes echo the text that is part of the nicely modulating score) seem to dissipate rather than cohere into a greater whole.
The poem's narrative echoes the text of the Nunc dimittis, a liturgical prayer for Compline derived from the Gospel passage.
Despite its deliberate archaic sound and its attempt to echo the original text's peculiarities, the King James version was accessible.
He trimmed the text and, echoing the traditional response people knew, "miserere nobis", and the commendatio for the sick, called on God to "have mercy upon us miserable sinners".
When Lockhart crashes his car into a pregnant woman her death neatly echoes through the text, tying up plot strands.
Those points are echoed in the text of a print ad, which also offers additional selling points like the product's ability to work "quickly and easily" and how it "rinses away fast".
I've heard Earle speak, and her poetic voice and her own passionate words often echo throughout the text ("Rollicking, frolicking creatures, doing all this wonderful dancing in the sea" is how she describes a whale's movements), but Nivola's tone is largely factual, imparting as much information about the sea as about Earle herself.
