Sentence examples for finding an echo from inspiring English sources

It shows Hector finding an echo of his own sad life in the drummer thrown into some "uncoffined" grave and in Hardy's own unappreciated existence.

These thoughts must be finding an echo among the more workaholic spin doctors on duty at Downing Street over the festive season.

All this is meant as metaphoric - of Cilla's early life in the Liverpool slums, of song as an escape, of the existential necessity of finding an echo.

Its imperative mood and disruptive tactics nonetheless had their effect, finding an echo in Britain in the Vorticist circle around Wyndham Lewis.

"These are the kinds of patterns you see all over". Teixeira cited the Virginia suburbs, where the rise of Democrats in Fairfax County is finding an echo in Loudoun and Prince William counties.

The event, though it undoubtedly resonates more grimly after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, has a completely different character from that calamity, despite Mr. Freedman's implication that Israeli religious discord is finding an echo in the United States.

The team has previously published its results on echoes seen since 2003, but now reports finding a new echo from careful subtraction of images taken at different epochs.

In the longer "story" poems of hers, "The Fish" or "The Moose", for example, she uses rhyme as echo, finding a subtle meter that is never obtrusive.

Our study did not produce evidence of discrimination against blacks, a finding that echoes the results of other recent studies.

The analysis focused on the histological findings of an echo-guided liver biopsy performed in 41 patients.

Empathy is about finding echoes of another person in yourself.