Sentence examples for further echoes from inspiring English sources

Freestyle 4 had further echoes of that old sharpness.

There were further echoes of Fela from American jazz singer Somi, who opened the show with an impressively varied set.

The New Yorker, August 15 , 1925P. 1 Further echoes from Tennessee: Judge Raulston getting ready for Governorship.

And in further echoes of the Delhi bus rape, supporters are calling for harsh death penalties for the perpetrators.

There were further echoes of the Mediterranean in a picturesque platter of shrimp, monkfish and squid with paella-style rice and an exceptionally smooth herb purée.

Further echoes of Fallout 3 include the new game's revival of the VATS combat system, allowing you to aim for specific areas of an enemy's anatomy which, yes, used to mean consistently shooting super mutants in (well, close to) the ballsack.

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

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

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.

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".