Sentence examples for remote echo from inspiring English sources

He writes: "The truth of my soul was that the drama of Colombia reached me like a remote echo and moved me only when it spilled over into rivers of blood.

(There are also remote echoes in Givens of Sheriff Seth Bullock, Olyphant's character in David Milch's great HBO series "Deadwood"; they're both men of few words who wear a hat).

Right now, a standard way to test the quality of service along a network is to use the troubleshooting method called "ping," which can calculate the time it takes a specially marked data packet to travel to a remote node and echo back (referred to as latency) and how this journey varies because of changing conditions (called jitter).

Top items sold using the Alexa voice-response platform included the Echo Dot, Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote, the new Echo and the TP-Link Smart plug.

Heroic narratives partially recovered include Los siete infantes de Lara ("The Seven Princes of Lara"), El cerco de Zamora ("The Siege of Zamora"), Bernardo del Carpio, and other themes from Castile's feudal history, subject matter that echoes remote Visigothic origins rather than French epics.

I can understand that: the whole green-bench pantomime in Westminster looks a remote and self-important echo chamber.

This would require Amazon and Google to integrate a complete universal remote scheme into the Echo and Home.

Mr Paxman's gibe that Parliament is "a remote and self-important echo-chamber" stings.

Scarcely a gun can boom along its surface, even in remotest seas, but the echo is heard almost instantaneously in Europe.

People are sick of the tawdry pretences," said the presenter who dubbed the "whole green-bench pantomime in Westminster … a remote and self-important echo-chamber".

These were passed-down memories of remote pagan rituals, with echoes of a folk culture beyond organised faith, as evidenced in the current British Folk Art exhibition at Tate Britain.