Sentence examples for that also echoes from inspiring English sources

That mix signals another potential challenge for big brands in the app world, one that also echoes the early days of the Internet.

The titles have a certain grim affinity that also echoes Sarah Kane's "Blasted," another play about civilization in crisis that was the sensation of the fall season Off Broadway.

In contrast, "Paris, Texas," also written by Shepard, is a series of reprocessed moods and tones in which he filters his mythologized America back onto American characters and places, resulting in a cinematic echo chamber that also echoes Hollywood's clichéd sentimentality and offers no contrasting practical complexity.

Although L. decolor differ from the other three Liposcelis species in mt genome organization, these four booklice are more closely related to each other than to other species in the Psocodea, that also echoes previous researches [ 16– 18, 23].

That also echoes the business model of DineIn, which is offering its platform as a SaaS solution for other companies that face similar logistical problems surrounding delivery.

Half an hour later, scores of gendarmes wrested away the state television building from loyalist soldiers, an event that also echoed the Yugoslav revolt.

But those sounds informed songs that also echoed the rhythmic bluster and vocal drama of 1980s alternative-rock acts like the Smiths and Talking Heads.

"Corruption is another problem we will solve," she said, repeating a campaign promise that also echoed the promises of earlier governments and was a charge leveled by leaders of the coup against Mr. Thaksin.

TM: My first thought to what you said is that we have all these cities [and states]--New London, New York, New Boston, New Hampshire -- that are both new but that also echo back to the old country..

The West German reconceptualises his brother as a "thing" (in a speech that also booms with echoes of Nazi ideology) and ultimately negates him in what could be described as an act of extreme consumerism, before ending up where we started - in a diner in Californian, dreaming bad dreams of the past in the arms of the transsexual waitress.

That device also echoes the play's implicit premise that to place people, and a people, into preconceived boxes is dangerous.