Sentence examples similar to purely echoing from inspiring English sources
Richter's style was not purely idiosyncratic; it echoed the world of the Soviet virtuoso.
The incidental drama, too, is purely sonic, made by the echoing and surging of sound from one ensemble to another.
The historical resonances that we think we hear echoing from the masonry may be purely imaginary, but they are strong enough so that they become quasi-physical sensations.
Echoing Professor Mesbahi's question, accountability was defined in purely domestic political terms reflecting not even US strategic interests but debates/rhetoric of the moment.
Echoing his remarks after making the pick, coach Jeff Fisher said several times it was purely a football decision.
Mrs. Clinton, echoing several other ministers, reiterated the Obama administration's view that there was no purely military solution to the conflict.
Mr. Putin -- echoing Mr. Gorbachev -- says that NATO should evolve from a military alliance into something more purely political.
IGN criticized the spirit meter mechanic, a statement echoed by GameSpy, who said, : "On a purely mechanical level, the spirit meter ends up being more annoyance than fun.
Guetta's feelings were echoed by local DJ, Steve Aoki: "I was excited to see a purely electronic festival in New York City.
