Sentence examples for intended to echo from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare's rhetorical choices in "Julius Caesar" were intended to echo Roman public speech.

Perhaps this star-to-star one-upmanship is intended to echo the clown-upstaging-clown exchanges of Beckett's text.

However, the accompanying hat designed by milliner Stephen Jones was, MacDonald admits, intended to echo classic Pan Am glamour.

Night photographs taken from above suggest that the lanterns were intended to echo the downtown skyline some miles away.

Mr. Heintges said his biological analogy was not intended to echo Mr. Calatrava's organic conception of the Oculus.

Dreamed up by the centre's poet-in-residence Simon Armitage, it is intended to echo the poetic spirit of the ancient Olympic Games.

With its design intended to reduce echoing and a state of the art sound system, the O2 Arena is the best venue to see big names such as Maroon 5 and Kings of Leon this summer.

He has threatened to reject $98 million in stimulus money intended to help Louisiana's unemployed, echoing other Southern and Western governors who have turned such rejections into a conservative rallying cry.

There's a potential privacy risk here too if a security camera Echo device could be configured to connect to any camera in the Echo family — given the Echo Look is intended to be located in a bedroom, for example.

Many — although certainly not all — faithfully echoed talking points intended to counter critics.

The recent antibiotic-free chicken and hormone-free milk, echoing Chipotle, are intended to appeal to the customer suspicious of chemically-laden animal products.