Sentence examples for idea echoed from inspiring English sources
"Hi-Five," which follows, begins with a line Olsen claims she had no idea echoed Hank Williams, "I feel so lonesome I could cry".
"A lot of people talk about being in this liminal state between sleeping and waking" Feinstein explains, an idea echoed by Zeiger, who has been floating for years.
What's more, in the fragments from her lectures that punctuate the play, she speaks of "the Arctic frozen sea that is the criminal brain," an idea echoed by the glacierlike backdrop of Hugh Landwehr's set.
This point of view derives in part from Ben Jonson's 'He was not of an age but for all time', an idea echoed in Matthew Arnold's 'Others abide our question.
West called the black musical tradition "an anti-terrorist activity," an idea echoed by Jay-Z in "Decoded," when he writes that he sees rap as a linguistic response to the terror of the streets.
He's slashing the corporate tax!" Kudlow said, adding that the idea echoed something that he had been pushing for himself for three years, almost as if the two of them were cosmically aligned.
In some ways, it is an old idea, echoing a hard-hat refrain from the 1970s or earlier: Buy American.
(The idea echoes the story Taylor told in 1989, about Shakespeare himself being reinvented as the monarch of drama).
This idea echoes a long-held belief among both writers and readers that books are the best kinds of friends; they give us a chance to rehearse for interactions with others in the world, without doing any lasting damage.
The idea, echoing some of the original blue laws, is to focus on things that are in one way or another indisputably bad, spiritually, medically or stylistically: From 2 to 3 30 on Tuesday afternoons, no one's allowed to send a text message, an e-mail or any other electronic communication that includes a smiley face.
This idea echoes the observation that variability in the timing of spikes in ganglion cells reflects temporal variability in synaptic inputs rather than noise intrinsic to the ganglion cell [ 8].
