Sentence examples similar to face echo from inspiring English sources

His face echoes his grandfather's fine-boned wolfishness.

Flaming orange subtitles appear over Mr. Franks's face, echoing the script.

But it's a brilliantly engineered performance, from the way his thin face echoes the churn of Richard's emotions – fear, bewilderment, righteous but suppressed anger – to how he lets his voice trail away when he realises no one is listening to him.

But then, and this is important, if you stick with it there are moments of utterly violent beauty; Hush is brutally unpleasant (in a good way), the title track has a boot-in-the-face echo of My Bloody Valentine - a My Bloody Handkerchief, if you like - while We All Amplify is heavyweight PiL-style doom-dub that heads in four different directions at the same time.

The concerns voiced by the health workers about their conditions of work and the problems they faced echo those reported in other studies from Asia and Africa [ 3, 5, 21- 23].

Till We Have Faces echoes many of the themes Lewis developed in his autobiography Surprised by Joy (1955).

In a duet from Mr. Hidalgo's "Bailes de Ida y Vuelta," he and the dancer Leslie Roybal inoffensively incorporated tango partnering into the side-by-side and face-to-face echoing of flamenco romance.

Hits to the face for Echo: One, of course.

But sometimes, a punch in the face can echo around the world.

Babies should be babbling and if not, get about 18 inches (45.7 cm) from their face and echo what they say.

That's the distinct sound of thousands of face palms echoing all over the nation".