Sentence examples for more closely echoes from inspiring English sources
In fact, Ms. Madoff's plan more closely echoes Karl Marx's "from each according to his ability, to each according to his need".
Today's protest music more closely echoes the street politics rock has always inspired: the focus is scattered, the voices dissonant and the levels of involvement wildly mixed.
His main line of attack against Mr. Valesky is that it is time for the district to have a fresh voice that more closely echoes the views of the district than Mr. Valesky, whom he accuses of voting "in lock step" with Democratic leaders from New York City.
This doubled vision, along with the juxtaposition of ancient myth and modern America, more closely echoes John Updike's novel "The Centaur," which draws upon the story of Chiron and Prometheus to describe the relationship of a Pennsylvania school teacher and his son in the 1940's.
It's accurate to say then that Mexico relies on a singular remittance corridor with the United States, while the Philippines is dependent upon multiple corridors with multiple countries, a circumstance which more closely echoes the two largest remittance countries, India and China ($71 billion and $64 billion, respectively).
According to the simulation outcomes in this study, the coastline echoes generated by the FBM algorithm more closely resemble real coastline echoes than the echoes generated by a random Koch curve and WMF algorithm.
Although L. decolor differ from the other three Liposcelis species in mt genome organization, these four booklice are more closely related to each other than to other species in the Psocodea, that also echoes previous researches [ 16– 18, 23].
Echoing a theme of last year's speech, Wen pledged to "more closely integrate science and technology with the economy".
Similarly there has been extensive debate over the role of Orford Castle whose expensive, three-cornered design most closely echoes imperial Byzantine palaces and may have been intended by Henry II to be more symbolic than military in nature.
But he told TV stations while attending the Barcelona v Sporting football match on Saturday evening: "In the first races we will suffer because we are not 100%." Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn, whose driver Michael Schumacher was eighth overall, echoed the views of many in the paddock in saying that the field seemed more closely matched than for many years.
