Sentence examples for somewhat echoes from inspiring English sources

The ad-hoc nature of group formation and membership somewhat echoes the self-taught aspects of pioneers in the profession.

As for Bulgaria, its current courtship of Washington somewhat echoes its slavish devotion to the Soviet Union.

It feels right to have a new Gang of Four album in an economic and political climate that somewhat echoes their 1978-82 heyday.

Hayden JM calls for reform, pointing out a football player whose sad fate somewhat echoes Boogaard's: In the same way that the brawls on the ice eventually killed Mr. Boogaard, the constant head trauma that football players under go has led to death.

Ecuador's attorney general still somewhat echoes Mr. García's interpretation of the events caught on the tapes, saying that Chevron's contacts with the businessmen who discussed bribes mean the company should be investigated in the United States for possible violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which outlaws bribery of foreign officials to obtain business.

The punch line somewhat echoes the sentiments of Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, who pointed out Tuesday that Brady's suspension is two games longer than that originally given to Ray Rice for a domestic assault arrest.

That freshness was somewhat echoed in the dances, though at times the fanciful and painstaking details of Ms. Turocy's choreography were at odds with the performing style of the dancers, which ranged from overly mannered to overly zealous.

According The Wall Street Journal's vaguely ominously titled article Your Next Friend Could Be a Robot, Google Home has already picked up some folks from places like The Onion and Pixar, somewhat echoing Anki's recent hiring spree for its adorable upcoming robot, Cozmo.

According The Wall Street Journal's vaguely ominously titled article Your Next Friend Could Be a Robot, Google Home has already picked up some folks from places like The Onion and Pixar, somewhat echoing Anki's recent hiring spree for its adorable upcoming robot, Cozmo.

Kant, as mentioned above, questions whether both time and space are constructs of the mind, neither of which may have a real external existence a stance somewhat echoed by Einstein, who states: "Time and space are modes by which we think and not conditions in which we live".

The space itself is demure, almost cold, with a sylvan interior (wood-panelled entry, colorfully lit mobiles of crosshatched sticks, bluntly lopped-off birch trunks propped up in the corners) that somewhat sinisterly echoes the leafiness of Madison Square Park, just across the way.