Sentence examples for is still echoed from inspiring English sources

Greer's powerful use of language is still echoed in mainstream writing today.

It is still echoed in the male nudes of Mapplethorpe and Freud.

But the brutality, mindless violence, injustice and oppression that catalysed into the Sharpeville massacre is still echoed in the experience of South Africans to this day.

This optimistic view of digital technology came about with the introduction of the personal computer, then the Internet mainly in the 1990s and is still echoed and very much amplified with the possibilities brought by the pervasive and ubiquitous access to mobile devices and social media platforms in the 2000s.

Remakes start to look more feasible when a story is still echoing in the zeitgeist.

The extraordinary conclusion to the Bermuda Bowl Championship on Saturday is still echoing around the world of bridge.

The stage direction reads, "They groan and weep with laughter; their laughter is still echoing from the walls as — the curtain falls".

I do bother to highlight when reading for work, and the line that is still echoing in my head, days after finishing it, is from Stephen King's Revival.

He argues that "the positive legacy of that summit is still echoing across Africa: aid was doubled and third world debt dropped".

Nostalgia in pop music advances chronologically, of course, and after the lite-disco and funk revival of 2013 — Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" is still echoing faintly across the horizon — we now sit squarely in the nineteen-eighties.

If their 1997 debut, Homework, reshaped dance music and the impact of 2001's Discovery, a love letter to disco and soft-rock, is still echoing through pop now, then their hope for Random Access Memories is to inspire other artists to dream big.