Sentence examples for most obvious echo from inspiring English sources
The last is only the most obvious echo of Robert Rauschenberg's famous erasure of a drawing by Willem de Kooning.
Its most obvious echoes — very much to the point where the cable shouters are concerned — are of the Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsagasaga: a handsome, married, philandering New Democrat politician in his fifties; a dark-haired, naïve, voluptuous intern from California in her early twenties; a desperate web of lies woven in a doomed effort to keep a secret.
Harry Callahan is the most obvious template; Crane's elegantly calligraphic female nudes echo his, but her portraits of passersby, with their jazzy overlays of patterned neon, also suggest Ray Metzker.
The obvious echo will be about drugs.
The most obvious is location.
The most obvious is security.
The most obvious is piracy.
The most obvious is competence.
The most obvious is income.
The most obvious challenge is managing size.
The most obvious one is technology.
