Sentence examples for strongly echoes from inspiring English sources

He used a German phrase, Volksgemeinschaft, which strongly echoes the rhetoric of the Nazi era.

Maybe it's Ricky Ho's wistful, swooning music that strongly echoes James Horner's score for "Titanic".

The idea strongly echoes the Army's counter-insurgency field manual, drafted under Petraeus's supervision: "Offering amnesty or a seemingly generous compromise can also cause divisions within an insurgency".

Ms. McCorkle's sultry vocal minimalism and her phrasing, which strongly echoes Billie Holiday's, sustain a mood that's simultaneously pensive, light and airily sexy.

The authors talk tough on Saudi Arabia, for example, but might be dismayed to find that the candidate who most strongly echoes their views is Howard Dean.

Of her most recent show at the Oak Room, Mr. Holden wrote: "Ms. McCorkle's sultry vocal minimalism and her phrasing, which strongly echoes Billie Holiday's, sustain a mood that's simultaneously pensive, light and airily sexy.

As a Manhattanite member of that middle class, I strongly echo the sentiment.

I particularly welcome, and strongly echo, the call for increased competition in the banking sector.

The petition that the department filed, in October, was, by comparison, quite modest; yet the arguments that it put forward strongly echoed those made by Reback.

Mrs. Luján's sister, brother and mother, who work together at JoAnn's Ranch-O-Casados restaurant here, strongly echoed that assessment.

The document is divided into sections called "Physical Violence," "Political Violence," "Legal Violence," and "Economic Violence," strongly echoing the language and priorities of Black Lives Matter.