The title of this book clearly echoes the well-known exhortation of microbiologist Rene Dubos: "Think global, act local".
The success of Sonic clearly echoes back to those old days of console rivalry.
It clearly echoes the practice of luring obviously unqualified buyers into buying a new home and then their not being able to meet the payments later.
While it clearly echoes (swipes?) a lot of lines from the Audi TT, the Crossfire is a bit less bulbous overall, with a classic long roadster hood and most of the cabin sitting well aft of the car's midpoint.
The second stanza clearly echoes "Gumbo Chaff" from the 1830s: "Den Missus she did marry Big Bill de weaver / Soon she found out he was a gay deceiver".
It's a haunting moment that clearly echoes many moments that have come before, simply and effectively making clear the quiet and vital work Agnes has been doing for quite a while now.
This theme is clearly echoed in Catching Fire, which concentrates less on the horror of kids killing kids (the returning contestants are necessarily older than before) than on the Games' true purpose as an anaesthetising spectator sport.
Perhaps the finding of this study that is most clearly echoed in the literature is that a changed sense of self and philosophy of life can emerge from a traumatic injury, as suggested by Calhoun and Tedeschi [ 10].
The President is known for tweeting impulsively, but in this case his words weren't spontaneous: they clearly echoed the thinking of Caddell, Bannon, and Mercer.
The former Kardashian patriarch clearly echoed that message this week, appearing to turn the other cheek while united by prayer with Young.
Edelman was alarmed: the language in Perry's letter clearly echoed Murray's "action plan".
