Sentence examples for provides echoes of from inspiring English sources

Even before George Lucas has revealed their origins to the audience, Williams provides echoes of a falling motif from the evil Vader's theme in those of his offspring.

Presumably unconsciously, Marjane's material often provided echoes of her own life.

This was evident in Perth on the last tour in a Test, which provides some echoes of this contest: in Australia's first innings Brad Haddin and Mitchell Johnson came to the rescue just as they did here, after which Johnson and Ryan Harris shared 18 wickets.

John's remark is meant to peg him as insensitive, but that's all that the momentous change in the nation's status is for "Tangerine": a distant, colorful backdrop providing thematic echoes of the intrigue on center stage.

(It provides an echo of Cleopatra's Needle rising up behind it in Central Park).

Labeling the readers of Bloomberg Markets "elite" provides an echo of the long-running campaign for The Economist magazine, which portrays its readers as important, affluent and intelligent — an elite, if you will.

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The later marble copies of his works and that of fellow artists provide an echo of artistic accomplishments of the time.

DECADES have gone by, but all around Mott Haven in the South Bronx, certain physical characteristics provide an echo of the bad years in the 1960s and '70s.

If the finale provided an echo of the midweek draw against Ajax, then so did the set-piece goal which sent City behind.

The Finger Lakes rieslings laid out the welcome mat for a brunch featuring the potatoes, whose citrus and rosemary vinaigrette provided an echo of the wine and balanced the richness of the eggs I added.