Sentence examples for most clearly echoed from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the finding of this study that is most clearly echoed in the literature is that a changed sense of self and philosophy of life can emerge from a traumatic injury, as suggested by Calhoun and Tedeschi [ 10].

Edelman was alarmed: the language in Perry's letter clearly echoed Murray's "action plan".

What he saw at that time is clearly echoed in "The Zero" and its bleak, unflinching humor.

Seeing it again, the movie is clearly echoed in The Lion King.

As the government's most articulate spokesman, his arguments clearly echo Assad's views, which will be heard when he is inaugurated for a new presidential term this week.

The success of Sonic clearly echoes back to those old days of console rivalry.

While it clearly echoes (swipes?) a lot of lines from the Audi TT, the Crossfire is a bit less bulbous overall, with a classic long roadster hood and most of the cabin sitting well aft of the car's midpoint.

The protesters' chants of "The whole world is watching" clearly echo the 1960s.

The title of this book clearly echoes the well-known exhortation of microbiologist Rene Dubos: "Think global, act local".

More's political beliefs are most clearly shown in an epigram which echoes the title of Utopia: "What is the best form of the commonwealth" (no.

To avoid bias introduced by different echo clarity on different substrates, we measured shadow size cast by each specimen from slate, because this substrate gave the most homogeneous substrate echoes and thus the most clearly defined shadows.