Sentence examples for only echoes from inspiring English sources

The prospective veep's incoherent position on Muslims only echoes the confusion of the man at the top of the ticket.

In "Grapefruit," one of the instructional pieces reads: "Get a telephone that only echoes back your voice.

Powell's contribution only echoes an array of such bromides, many parroted by people who, like him, are nostalgic for 1997.

In fact, the idea is that it not only echoes the local houses, but also strives to complete the coherence of the streetscape.

Suppose that architecture, conceived in terms of Euclidean reality, actually reached a vanishing point with Mies van der Rohe, leaving only echoes behind.

But being unfit for the world is to no one's discredit; the world outside the university is stupid and brutal; of it we hear only echoes of the World Wars and Depression.

"They look found, but they only echo found," he said.

That's the only echo of the avant-garde here, though.

Yet Aldi has only echoed those price drops to maintain its lead on price.

Nor is this the only echo of that era reverberating these days.

This is not the only echo of Genesis in Newman's art.