Sentence examples for if it echoes from inspiring English sources

This can be trying at times, but it's also useful, if it echoes your own needs and appetites - for solitude, for work.

Straight talking is only allowed if it echoes the slogans and doctrines of the far-left fellow travellers who now sit in the opposition leader's office.

Straight talking is allowed only if it echoes the slogans and doctrines of the far-left fellow travellers who now sit in the opposition leader's office.

Still, a free battle pass is no joke, as not only will you get those two initial skins, it gives you the potential to get all the tiers of prizes, which should include about six skins in all, if it echoes past years.

If anything, it echoes a nostalgia for lost time that suffuses films like "Midnight in Paris" and "The Artist".

If it had echoes of Uruguay's first- ever World Cup try against Spain back in 1999, there is a good reason.

More intriguing is the Gideon Bible, with Brando-ised doodles all over the Book of Revelation, if only because it echoes the thunderous, Old Testament antics of Colonel Kurtz in Apocalypse Now.

But if you've heard it echoing through the city at night you'd think: 'Oh, that's interesting, let's do something with that.'" Cocker grins and Wallace nods again.

If you look bad, it echos upon him as well.

Her mother's concern about the ineffable smoke and how she might ever know if it were gone echoes Vivian's delicate grasp on what to believe.

It is a conditional "if" that echoes the big "if" of Moses at Mt. Sinai in Exodus 19 5.