Sentence examples for that can echo from inspiring English sources

Sound isn't the only thing that can echo; light can too.

Lets face it, trauma is devastating enough when you're going through it, but what can be even worse is the insidious, long-term affects that can echo throughout one's entire life.

The other thing video does is establish a visual rhythm that can either echo that of the music or provide a counterpoint, contributing in unexpected ways to the work as a whole.

Liam McNamara can echo that sentiment.

If technology can echo that ability, it could be a very useful tool".

Therefore, there have been only a handful of laser ranging stations in the world that can receive echoes from these lunar targets.

She does more running than acting but with the assistance of a bucketload of henna, makes a charismatic presence with a scream that can break glass (echoing The Tin Drum from the German cinema's 70s heyday).

Piene's intense collaboration with natural scientists and technicians opened new perspectives for art that can be found echoed in contemporary positions like those of Olafur Eliasson, Carsten Höller, or Tomás Saraceno.

Now all I can think about is how much I want a remote button that can make my Echo Spot fart.

The straight line corresponds to the antenna beam direction that can detect RASS echoes up to about 13 km, although the echo power may be reduced at around 7 km.

Astral bodies, however, will affect different individuals in different ways; they can also affect an individual differently at different times; and finally, two or more bodies can affect a single individual, resulting in multiple influences that can have contrary effects, echoing the scholastic phrase, "sapiens dominabitur astris [the wise man will be ruled by the stars]".