Sentence examples for echoing themes from from inspiring English sources

The preamble to the document refers explicitly both to the utility of nature, and also to its intrinsic value, echoing themes from both economics and philosophy.

A fascinating letter of Emerson predicting his future work sat adjacent to one of Thomas Carlyle, echoing themes from his recently published Sartor Resartus (this did not sell).

These stories echo themes from the nonfiction, though characters and actions are only idly developed.

Mr. Lew's remarks echoed themes from an article this week by Mr. Kerry on the Web site of Foreign Policy magazine.

In the end, Mr. Obama used his first day to send two messages that echoed themes from his campaign: first, that he is intent on keeping his promises to run a clean and open government; and, second, that he understands the pain Americans are feeling as a result of the economic crisis.

At today's press conference, Matsumoto echoed themes from a message posted on RIKEN's website.

His speech echoed themes from Fitna (which roughly translates from Arabic as "strife"), his hugely controversial film which juxtaposes the Koran with 9/11 and other atrocities.

'The hard, often frustrating, but absolutely necessary work of self-government' In the first State of the Union Address of his second term, President Barack Obama echoed themes from past speeches, most recently his Second Inaugural Address delivered a few weeks ago and his victory speech from election night.

This is in contrast to other fraternities that traditionally echo themes from the golden age of Ancient Greece.

The third understanding for a leader is "What got you here won't get you there". This is one of my favorite insights, because it echoes themes found in sources from swords of Beowulf, audre lorde and research on complexity.

Here, too, the film echoes themes from real life.