Sentence examples for in echoes of from inspiring English sources

The opening image in "Echoes of Hope" was exquisite.

In echoes of 2011, the ratings agency Moody's has downgraded the country's debt to one rung above junk status.

In "Echoes of 1798" (Op-Ed, March 3), Lanny J. Davis says the Sedition Act was repealed in 1800.

Like many poets whose work is rich in echoes of others, his literariness is melancholy and memorious in its workings.

Nostalgia, a subject of some debate in "Dear Doctor," is unabashedly the ruling emotion in "Echoes of the Rainbow," another Hong Kong hit.

The way it comes across is in echoes of identity and echoes of race and echoes of gender and echoes of class.

There is Anna Hardie (who also figures as Anna K, in echo of Kafka, and Anna Key, in echo of the Sex Pistols), a Scottish woman who briefly knew the youthful Miles when they were both teenage competition winners.

(Even today, most of Zanzibar's African population calls itself "Shirazi," in echo of the ancient Persian principality of Shīrāz, from which the earliest Persians came).

For another half a century supporters of his and then his descendants' claim to the throne were called Jacobites, in echo of his name.

It's a fair question, raised in echo of those voices that several years ago worried if it were too early for a movie about Sept. 11.

And, in echo of his famous words, that the work begins anew, the hope arises anew, and the dream lives on.