In private, I hear strong voices from right and left echoing the sentiments of this letter.
We are long since inured to the idea of great pop songs getting a good old-fashioned tittivating by a burst of atonal noise, but Sightings have removed (almost) every single remnant of the pop songs part and just left echoing, eyeball-scraping, bomb-burst dissonance where the catchy bit was.
His poetry, including Under Milk Wood, which I'd call a radio poem, leaves echoes in the mind as music does, as all true poetry should.
When the IMF and every other financial institution says we will be worse off outside the EU, Vote Leave echoes the sneers of the Scottish Nationalists and accuses its critics of talking Britain down.
Operating on a grand scale, boldly moving in on nature or man-made architectural schemes, he has the chutzpah to work his way with them, then walk away, leaving echoes in living minds and documents for the archives.
Russia's foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, said at a news conference on Wednesday in Moscow that Russia was eager to see Mr. Snowden leave, echoing comments by Mr. Putin on Tuesday.
His was a voice in the wilderness that has left few echoes in modern comedy.
The laser projections left visual echoes on the surroundings, which we were able to capture through long-exposure photography.
When true silence falls, we are still left with echo but are nearer nakedness.
The great encounter with Ramses II at Kadesh in 1299 bce occurred in the reign of Mursilis' son, Muwatallis, and left an echo in the autobiography of his brother and successor, Hattusilis III.
