Sentence examples for one that echoes from inspiring English sources

Malcom X's life is also one that echoes the history of Islam itself.

Readers and newspapermen found in even the Moon Hoax's falseness a metaphor for the times — one that echoes our own.

It is a vision that the world deeply needs, and one that echoes the visions of humanity's greatest visionaries.

Those shows struck a political and environmental chord, one that echoes faintly here.

This sentiment – in effect, that less is more – is one that echoes the thinking of Being Human writer Toby Whithouse.

It is the defining question of the immigrant, one that echoes through the memory of this city.

Some of these articles were openly anti-Semitic, including one that echoed Nazi calls for "a final solution" and seemed to defend the notion of concentration camps.

But the positive experiences are the ones that echo through my life and pay back on days and in ways I never could have dreamed.

The voices that echo in our heads are not like the ones that echo in the darkness of a movie theater.

But Ms. Lopez, who says she did everything by the book, has longer-term worries, ones that echo the concerns of others about the recession, and the growing pool of people with no welfare benefits to fall back on.

Several scenes – visiting his now-fat and untidy father, temping at a facility for the mentally ill, his father's funeral, a breakdown in a bar lavatory – are some of the finest and most challenging of the work thus far, ones that echo Knausgaard's past and intimate his future, while the last 200 pages or so manage an almost thrillerish pace.