Sentence examples for it echoes by from inspiring English sources

Reading this story, it is not its Indianness one remembers but perhaps its homage to Raymond Carver, whose tone it echoes by its end, with a good deed on a gruff note, and a brittle, gentle epiphany that suggests that tomorrow it will all be the same again.

She spoke on the overall state of the city, but honed in on economic issues that impact the city's business community, much of it echoed by representatives of elected officials at the state and county levels.

It echoes comments by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan who compared German and Dutch officials to Nazis, in a diplomatic row.

It echoes a similar move by competitor Starling Bank, which passported to Ireland in June.

It echoes the blunt assertion made by Ms. Cornwell: "People kill because they can.

Only when it was echoed by someone in real life would you go: Oh, I get it.

It echoed Unilever by blaming depreciating currencies in emerging markets.

His call for action on the advertising behind it was echoed by Martin Lewis, the founder of MoneySavingExpert.com, who told a Commons select committee it amounted to "grooming".

It was echoed by newcomers even in the very different environment of historic St. Augustine.

It is echoed by the home secretary's claim that criminals should not be freed on technicalities.

It was echoed by numerous other members of Congress, who took to Twitter to rebuke Trump's tweets.