Sentence examples for it finds an echo from inspiring English sources

Politically, it finds an echo [in Denmark] to welcome political refugees". How about just "comfy"?

Politically, it finds an echo [in Denmark] to welcome political refugees".

It finds an echo in the large-scale, single-character calligraphy of Yuichi Inoue (born 1916), on view next door at Japonesque, whose emphasis on monumental simplicity makes it one of the fair's most distinctive booths.

It found an echo in his corrupt boxing promoter in Humphrey Bogart's final film, The Harder They Fall (1956).

It's a vision that finds an echo in Ian McMillan's Canal Life, where narrowboats are "tied up in the places the map never showed us".

Its enthusiasm for the death penalty finds an echo in other East Asian countries, which apply it to drug smugglers and rapists as well as to murderers.

All this finds an echo in Bausch herself.

Unsurprisingly, that attitude of exploitation and entitlement finds an echo in the modern footballer.

His attention to linear movement finds an echo in Erick Johnson's Brice Mardenish gouache skeins.

Dickinson's attenuated handwriting finds an echo in Mira Schor's word paintings.

The terrified horse finds an echo in the runaway "Phaeton" team.