Sentence examples for revolutionary echoes from inspiring English sources

REVOLUTIONARY echoes resound around Nepal.

A revolutionary chorus echoes her words.

The Australian extremist's nihilistic fantasy of revolutionary change from within echoes that of many jihadis and Islamist extremists.

As a cacophony of loudspeaker warnings of enemy attack echoes from revolutionary war murals, Pyongyang citizens flee for cover.

Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany did not conquer territory for the thrill of it; their leaders acted out of perceived desperation, believing that they were losing a ruthless competition for power and status". At a time when Trump's closest advisers obsess about status and see themselves at the vanguard of revolutionary change, the historical echoes can be chilling.

The tenor of Paul Ehrlich's book echoed the revolutionary sensibility and pervasive anxiety of the time.

The episode struck a chord around the country and echoed the revolutionary idea of the people's right to create their own government.

Hundreds of thousands turned out on the following Friday, and the unequivocal chant of "The people want to topple military rule!" echoed the revolutionary determination of February.

Tens of thousands turned out on the following Friday, and the unequivocal chant of "The people want to topple military rule!" echoed the revolutionary determination of February.

He's echoing his revolutionary design for An Inspector Calls, another play in which a harsh external world taps on the door of a protected domestic circle.

He called Benedict's remarks unprecedented, the first time such comments had come "from the mouth of a pope," but he added that they were "not a revolutionary turn," as they echoed the stance of other moral theologians — and had been offered "colloquially," not as part of official church teaching.