Sentence examples for obvious echo from inspiring English sources

The obvious echo will be about drugs.

The last is only the most obvious echo of Robert Rauschenberg's famous erasure of a drawing by Willem de Kooning.

The recessed windows of the front facade are an obvious echo of Kahn's sunken courtyard across the street; so is the masterly play of opaque and transparent surfaces.

Forgive me for pointing out the obvious echo of another prognosticator, Irving Fisher, the Yale economics professor, who famously said back in 1929: "Stock prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau".

Of course, any movie depicting a gritty, cyberpunk-y city sits in Blade Runner's shadow, but this one doubles down on the debt, crowding its skyline with enormous holographic advertisements — an obvious echo of the giant billboards that dominated Ridley Scott's futuristic Los Angeles.

The story has obvious echoes of the Cultural Revolution.

Hence the present confrontation.That history has obvious echoes in Bangkok.

The obvious echoes of "The Pianist" seem purely intentional.

First there are the obvious echoes of Bruckner.

There are some obvious echoes between the tenures of Mr. Villaraigosa and Mr. Obama.

Trump was the ultimate protest vote with obvious echoes of Brexit.