Sentence examples for there were echoes from inspiring English sources
The White House national security adviser, Stephen Hadley, at a press conference yesterday, denied there were echoes of the intelligence failure over Iraq's phantom weapons of mass destruction.
In the studios and editorial columns there were echoes of a bygone era when clubmen routinely harrumphed at news of damned continentals trampling the freedoms of an Englishman.
There were echoes of Rodney Marsh and Manchester City.
There were echoes of neo-Nasserism in his rhetoric.
There were echoes of that during this most recent comeback.
There were echoes of Stalin's 1945 victory parade throughout.
There were echoes — almost — of Jimmy Carter in that sentence.
There were echoes of Bartok in the slashing figures of "Duel," the vigorous first movement.
There were echoes of Ebola in the first-episode death of Cromwell's wife and daughters.
In some places, there were echoes, however faint, of the Vietnam era.
