Sentence examples for make you echo from inspiring English sources
It's enough to make you echo a line from David Foster Wallace's novel, "Infinite Jest": "Yes, I'm paranoid — but am I paranoid enough?" The link between travel and illness may seem self-evident but there is little hard data precisely defining the risk.
In 11.52, for example, Martial tells Julius Cerialis, "I will deceive you to make you come," echoed by Jonson in l. 17.
from "All I want to do is Make You Happy", and echos the catchy lines "Why don't you like me? why don't you like me?" from "Grace Kelly".
After Jay-Z retreated offstage, Nas performed one of his most bruising numbers, "Made You Look," echoing a moment earlier in the day on the second stage, when the Cool Kids, vintage hip-hop fetishists of the highest order, performed a strong set.
"Sometimes that flute will just echo and make you feel both cold and frightened at the same time".
She added, echoing Burton: "It made you feel alive".
Some comments they make echo those made by the drivers in the English-language version.
It appeared then that Hearts would go on making the score echo their superiority.
In their own ways, the Garvey children, Tom and Jill, make choices that echo those of their parents.
The changes to be made in October echo the recommendations made by the commission.
Their newest Delhi outpost, for example, is made to echo the Edward Lutyens architecture of New Delhi.
