Sentence examples for personal echo from inspiring English sources

By impetuously releasing the new My Bloody Valentine album online last month with almost no warning, Shields turned the internet into his own personal echo chamber.

PRESIDENT-ELECT BARACK OBAMA'S remarkable life journey has set off deeply personal echoes for Ben Nightingale, a 70-year-old resident of this city.

As the SNP well knows, despite his Scots ancestry, Cameron not only gives off the whiff of very English privilege, but also personifies a malign political combination - leading a party once again fond of paying tribute to the blessed Margaret, with pronounced personal echoes of the hated Blair.

The decisions people make, while personal, will echo through public policy.

In Justine Hardy's first foray into fiction, personal conflict echoes the tangled politics of its backdrop, Kashmir.

And the Nation's optimism, captured in the promise of personal resurrection, echoed the ethos of a society that has hallowed self-invention and the born-again experience.

"This is very personal," Ooi echoed.

His personal experience echoes that of many first-generation Cuban-Americans.

I didn't really make any active steps I just sort of sat there with a book in front of me and there was no real sort of drive to go and strive [Raj] Raj's view of the Medical School's attitude to personal problems echoed those of Sarah.

Although Guthrie's current projects evolved from personal circumstance, they echo past work.

Likewise the way that tech culture mixes work and play and emphasises personal growth has echoes of hippy life.