Sentence examples for seem to echo from inspiring English sources

Does the design seem to echo this function?

The conventional wisdom would seem to echo Fishman's view.

(The directions seem to echo the nineteen-seventies Pong koan: "Avoid missing ball for high score").

The polls seem to echo their enthusiasm for Udall's Republican challenger, Cory Gardner, but just barely.

Polls seem to echo the assertions that Americans have other things on their minds.

Again, though, some of the details seem to echo a familiar pattern.

Revolutions and wars and acts of terror can seem to echo the Nietzschean model.

They seem to echo Hockney's A Bigger Splash; a joyful and juvenile splash but with seemingly no-one responsible.

The images from Angola seem to echo across those other, happier images, and to leave a troubling trace on them.

Some New Yorker cartoons seem to echo the tiger-mother manifesto: But most embrace a decidedly slacker ethos.

The course of events often feels cyclical; in architecture, design and fashion, styles and tendencies seem to echo and recur.