Sentence examples for like echoes from inspiring English sources
The hand-wringing outrage over an influx of homeless folks and "violence" are like echoes from twenty years ago when Giuliani and a younger Bill Bratton steered the city towards policing that focused on 'disorder', like homeless folks and squeegee men, otherwise known as Broken Windows policing.
Motifs return like echoes.
Sent to the same number, they were like echoes: "God before results.
Others, like "Echoes," suggest the tolling of temple bells as remixed by a dance-music collagist.
Menus are among the most competitive forms of writing, but often they read like echoes.
Other ads for Russian vodka, beer and the like echoed the Socialist Realism of Soviet art.
Once you get a feel for matching beats (the app can find the beats per minute for each song), you can add studio effects like echo.
With its Laurie Anderson-like echoes and deadpan unfinished sentences ("My name is — whatever") set over minimal electronic melodies, the score alone is a delight.
Another example of Mr. Lerdahl's spiral methods of composition, it was inspired by Gothic cathedrals, and the haunting opening cello solo, played against bell-like echoes from the percussion, does indeed evoke an expansive cathedral setting.
Contemporary superstitions such as "Headquarters will never let us do it" or "Don't bother; the boss already has the answer" create Dilbert-like echoes of villagers resigned to obeying the sorcerer.
