Sentence examples for that has echoed from inspiring English sources

It is an altogether more difficult reckoning that has echoed in the Arab revolts in Syria, Libya, Yemen and Bahrain.

It is a theme that has echoed across the region, from Budapest to Warsaw, from Bratislava to Prague.

"A person's a person no matter how small," Horton says, in a refrain that has echoed through generations.

WASHINGTON — It is a name that has echoed prominently through the Senate for years, even though most Americans know very little about the person himself.

Essential to this is the promise of meaningful devolution – a promise that has echoed through Whitehall for decades, never to be kept.

If this "Lucrece" fails to ascend to the highest art, it nevertheless presents a drama innately worthy of consideration, a tale that has echoed through the ages.

The other speeches that have echoed through history have been at inaugurations.

"He is questioning, thoughtful and decent – qualities that have echoed through the programmes he has edited.

The "We want Phil" chants that had echoed round Staples Center after Brown was shown the door had come to naught.

It is a fight that has echoes in poor countries across the globe.

In a polemic that has echoes in the present day, he concludes: "The age of chivalry is gone.