Sentence examples for perpetual echo from inspiring English sources
Fifty years after his political début, his imitators — weaker talents all — offer not a choice, to paraphrase Phyllis Schlafly, but a perpetual echo.
Fifty years after his political début, his imitators weaker talents all offer not a choice, to paraphrase Phyllis Schlafly, but a perpetual echo.
So I return to my perpetual refrain (echoed in my last blog with Cat McManus): data are king!
Then peace – or if not quite peace, at least the president comes out squarely against perpetual war (with another JFK echo: we're a generation "tempered by the flames of battle").
"I was comfortable with being the perpetual bridesmaid," he said, but he was thrilled "The Echo Maker" claimed the National Book Award.
Soddy criticized the prevailing belief of the economy as a perpetual motion machine, capable of generating infinite wealth — a criticism echoed by his intellectual heirs in the now emergent field of ecological economics.
Echoing through the 27 works in the show, which is called "Perpetual Paradox," is a view of a conflicted world as seen though the eyes of an artist torn between dualities that he confronts in Pakistan, a country of extremes.
You can catch in him some echo of that 13-year-old boy who hung out at college parties, the perpetual little brother just happy to be included.
His words echoed a speech he delivered last spring on the need for the United States to get off "perpetual war footing".
In an address at the National Defense University in May, Mr. Obama echoed Mr. Johnson in warning about the need to fight terrorism without being on a "perpetual wartime footing".
