Sentence examples for of its echoes from inspiring English sources

In a canny elision, Powers gives us only hints of Thassa's triumphant performance, by way of its echoes on the Internet.

The idea was quickly stamped on by No 10 – presumably because of its echoes of Margaret Thatcher's scrapping of free milk for seven- to 11-year-olds in 1971.

The first flaring up of a tweet, the rapid dissemination of its echoes and retweets, the "essential sound" of a day marked by a certain topic all of these aspects become intuitively comprehensible.

But for the past decade idyllic, serene Bay View has been embroiled in a bitter internal conflict that's sharply divided the tight-knit community and because of its echoes of the ugly housing discrimination fights of past decades resonated far beyond, tapping a nerve in the country's culture wars and the broader debate about the role of religion in American life.

Wei Shen's double life, because of its echo of the player's journey into a world of violence and vengeance, is an equal draw.

Like the rest of its Echo brethren, the Show is a simple device by default.

The line was long overdue for an update, the competition was intensifying and Amazon appeared to be working its way through the last of its Echo back stock.

Coherent sells half of its echo cancelers through its own sales force, half through manufacturers of telecommunications equipment, such as Nokia, LM Ericsson and Motorola, which integrate Coherent's echo cancelers into their products.

It also launched "Outfit Compare" in its shopping app around the same time – ahead of the launch of its Echo Look smart device, whose own companion app offers the same "fashion advice" feature.

Or — for more practical, ecommerce-related purposes — to enable users of its Echo Show to virtually show off a fashion item they're thinking of buying by having computer vision software digitally animating it on a photorealistic body model.

Although he and his regime were proud of their Turkic descent, Maḥmūd encouraged the use of New Persian, with its echoes of pre-Islamic Iranian glory, for administration and for prose as well as poetry.