Sentence examples for meaningful echo from inspiring English sources

That Paulie and his mother are British and definitely not upper-class calls up a meaningful echo, however; a Joe Orton shadow of tragic meanness falls on these people.

Unclear and meaningful echoed German unklar and bedeutungsvoll, or sinnvoll.

Meaningful echoes, parody, quotation, rebellion, tribute and pastiche all have their place.

Wilson added, "There are some very sad storylines coming down the pike, but we have to present that so that... the wins for my character" are meaningful, echoing O'Brien's sentiment.

You can't say whether this echo is meaningful or meaningless.

The smaller size and improved sound are both no-brainers for the first meaningful update since the Echo's original release.

Her work locates this cosmos not only in nature's design, but also in experiences, in meaningful coincidences and recurrences of echoed forms in the world of objects and beings.

To test if the decision rules learned by the classifiers are meaningful, we smoothed the decision echoes with a Gaussian kernel.

With a beautiful rock 'n' roll echo chamber on his mean but meaningful vocals and some superb drumming, it makes up the Plastics' best piece of boogie yet".

Its idea of the "disruption of the power process" similarly echoed social critics emphasizing the lack of meaningful work as a primary cause of social problems, including Lewis Mumford, Paul Goodman, and Eric Hoffer (whom Kaczynski explicitly references).

Putting all perks aside, the biggest message I heard echoed repeatedly, was the idea that doing meaningful work and being recognized for it makes all other problems melt away.