Sentence examples for inevitable echoes from inspiring English sources

This is a true story, right enough, but there are inevitable echoes of other films: Chariots of Fire, The Bridge on the River Kwai, Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence.

There are inevitable echoes of other sitcom characters - a dash of Basil Fawlty's unquenchable apoplexy, a slice of Gordon Brittas's purblind monomania - but Slatt's entanglements are caused by his own cocktail of failings".

Mr. Obama should stick to the issue of weapons of mass destruction, despite the inevitable echo of Iraq.

Meanwhile, confirmation that Usada - and its determined chief executive Travis Tygart - are continuing to investigate is just another sign that none of this is going away and another inevitable echo of the Armstrong affair.

City officials, who say they are working with community leaders to create a more coordinated long-term solution to deadly flooding in the wake of inevitable storms, echoed that concern.

Now, the inevitable has happened: echoing a proposal first put forward in 2006 by that adventurous outrider Stephen Byers, the little-known but vociferous Labour MP Tom Harris wants to use some kind of mass national primary to select the party's next leader.

Considering the inevitable noise, the echoed signal is expressed in a discrete form as s m, n = s ˜ m, n ⋅ exp − j 2 π ⋅ Δ t e n ⋅ m ⋅ Δ f r ⋅ exp − jΔϕ n + ε F m, n (10).

The ill will and contention bore ­inevitable echoes of the Mourinho era.

Maybe this was inevitable, as a common gripe echoed among white men in recent years has been their feeling marginalized as our country slowly began its overdue metamorphosis into a more inclusive society.

But when the inevitable 2000s revival comes along, it'll be an echo of an echo the only original products of that era were the iPod and the 9/11 attacks; everything else in the culture was just a simulation of the 80s.

The Return (2003), his debut feature, won Zvyagintsev the Golden Lion in Venice, international acclaim and inevitable comparisons to Andrei Tarkovsky, whose allegorical and enigmatic epics his work echoes.