Sentence examples for striking echo from inspiring English sources

Radio transmissions captured the moment when high-ranking officials ordered all the men out — a striking echo of Sept. 11.

In a striking echo of the recent Protein World poster protest, this article puts the Advertising Standards Agency under fire over adverts such as one for a male perfume: "Mandate: All the Power a Man Needs".

Florida held its first statewide election on Tuesday since spending $30 million to upgrade its voting system, but the result was a striking echo of the botched 2000 presidential election, with malfunctioning voting machines, closed or short-staffed polling places and frustrated voters across the state unable to cast ballots.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of Bangkok in a striking echo of previous protest movements that, over the last decade, have led to a military coup, the occupation of the main international airport, the court-ordered resignation of two prime ministers and a military operation in Bangkok in 2010 that cost more than 90 lives.

Because, ultimately no political revolution or evolution -- partisan or transpartisan -- can succeed without striking, echoing and amplifying the chord of common virtues and values that are the EXACT OPPOSITE of what our civilization is promoting through its priorities and policies.

Warner's confidence a deal will be struck echoes the heartening noises coming from the White House and congressional leaders - a sentiment that soothed jittery markets on Friday and Monday.

Some of his ideas, such as relying on more human intelligence to target terrorists in addition to drone strikes, echo Obama administration policy.

The issues contested in the school bus strike echo problems Bloomberg has had with other unions involved with the school system -- particularly the United Federation of Teachers.

The sound of his arrow striking wood echoed from 140 meters away.

So it has clearly reached across the generations in a way that has struck an echo.

Pushkin's work with its nobility of conception and its emphasis on civic responsibility (shown in his command to the poet-prophet to "fire the hearts of men with his words"), its life-affirming vigour, and its confidence in the triumph of reason over prejudice, of human charity over slavery and oppression has struck an echo all over the world.