Sentence examples for further echo from inspiring English sources

The gilded brass mounts on two suites of circa 1790 Russian neoclassical mahogany dining room chairs further echo the gold.

His Americanness adds a further echo of alienation to Barry the Irish outsider.

But prison is a strong metaphor for the constraints of tyranny and exclusion, and here it carries a further echo.

There was a further echo effect when sponsors like American Express and Sprint ran the same commercial more than once during the broadcast.

One further echo of Trainspotting in Slumdog comes in a scene where Jamal is locked in a toilet stall just as a helicopter carrying Bollywood's biggest superstar, Amitabh Bachchan, lands nearby.

A further echo comes from exiled dissidents, the best-known of whom, an anonymous critic of the ruling Al Saud family who goes by the pseudonym of Mujtahid, has more than 1m Twitter followers.Adunis is right that Arab revolutions have gained power and momentum by uniting, if only fleetingly, to oust detested strongmen.

Dave's diva's sensibility is further echoed by Dana's performing in a local opera company, which he inflates into a subplot of infidelity and fantasies of vengeance like something out of Preston Sturges's "Unfaithfully Yours".

The Pakistani leader further echoed Mr. Bush by expressing a kinship with Abraham Lincoln, citing Lincoln's Civil War suspension of a prisoner's fundamental legal right to a hearing in court, habeas corpus, as a precedent for his own excesses.

Dandelions, also on the menu as a salad, were wilted to become a slightly bitter base for the fish, which further echoed the salad with its sunflower seed crust.

This symbolism is further echoed in the three types of sound (timbre) that are produced: sanyin, an open sound, represents earth; fanyin, harmonics, represent heaven; and anyin, a stopped sound, represents humans.

The hand-crafted pieces on the dashboard, door panels, cabin partition and rear picnic tables depict, again, the speeding train motif, further echoed in smoke-gray embroidery (24,633 stitches, for those keeping, er, track) on the door inserts.