Sentence examples for saw echoed from inspiring English sources
One sentiment I saw echoed over and over and over again was about how sexy actress and model Ruby Rose -- a.k.a.a
I met Leadbeater in an elegantly shabby cafe on Highbury Corner in Islington, north London, where we spent 90 minutes considering the Marxism Today legacy, and the real-life politics he now saw echoing the ideas MT had explored.
We're losing some of that now, but the need for a short, sharp burst of comfort remains, and can be seen echoed in modern, competitive drinking games.
Ford ought to let Jaguar spend $1 more per car and charge another buck as well, but give people genuine Jaguar parts that they won't see echoed anywhere else.
If there's one thing I've seen echoed by numerous fellow pop culture writers since the election, it's that writing about entertainment feels especially meaningless lately.
That mix of messages makes the black-power salute one of the most famous, complex, effective nonverbal protests in our lifetimes one that we can see echoed on today's football field.
On the title track, she sings about "all the things I did just to be seen," echoing criticism predating the time she rolled around on the VMA stage in 1984, when hardly anyone had even heard "Like a Virgin".
In Lee's experience, many women saw echoes of their own.
Hattenstone saw echoes of his own childhood in Loach's story.
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Others, however, saw echoes of the nation's long history of rushing to believe only the worst of black males accused in sexual assaults of white women.
