Sentence examples for meant to echo from inspiring English sources

Were his words meant to echo those of Anderton?

Parts of the display are meant to echo the library of Mr. Lauder's home.

And yes, the "ing" in "doing" is meant to echo the "ing" in "Bing".

The slender shape and arabesque style of the towers is meant to echo Kuala Lumpur's mosques.

It is a swooping wooden structure, its curves meant to echo the forms of traditional Sami crafts and clothing.

Here he often hammered a two-handed counterpoint meant to echo the polyrhythmic churn of manman, segon and boula drums.

We even had a cat that was directly meant to be an echo of the cat interaction in 'Ghost,' but our cat did not behave so we knew we were wasting too much time trying to get a cat in there".

We are clearly meant to recognise the echoes of Synge's The Playboy of the Western World, also set on the Aran Islands, in the narrative reversals and the story of a downtrodden hero who grows into manhood.

The piece is meant to invoke a "visual echo chamber," creating "a body cut up into pieces and scattered across the scene"—much like Tibira was by the colonialists who detested his sexuality.

Mr. Gorlin said the plain, functional style of modernism, meant to blend into the landscape, echoed Thoreau's desire to live simply and in harmony with nature.

Echo is meant to help content sites steer the 'conversation' back to their blogs and news sites.