Sentence examples for tiny echo from inspiring English sources

There was a tiny echo of 2008 at the conclusion of his remarks when he said he "still believes" the country is not as divided as its politics, that people were Americans before they were Democrats or Republicans.

In essence, the product is a tiny Echo Show.

What the broader tech industry can take away from educators' adoption of empathy technologies is that storytelling, elevating common elements of the human condition and taking a humanist approach to building products will help us break out of our tiny echo chambers and, by doing so, enrich our own lives.

"Twitter is a tiny echo chamber.

And somewhere in that tiny echo of this ghastly Halloween, I caught the memory of my dead Grandmother whispering, "The world yuh live in is round, me chile, kinda like a cricket ball.

They are traditional landscape paintings in miniature: tiny echoes of the grand sublime tradition made by "unknown artists" and invested in by friends and relatives.

Whether you are a habitué of Venice, living in the quiet backwaters and tiny echoing squares, or a visitor relishing the colourful Rialto and San Marco districts, you are going to eat cicchetti at some point in your day.

Now, Toyota sells more than a million vehicles a year in the United States, ranging from tiny Echoes to mighty Lexus luxury sport utility vehicles, and "made in Japan" is a synonym for quality.

Such waves, which are shorter wavelength than standard sonar, partially penetrate the surface, but so far no one has figured out how to capture these tiny echoes or put them to use.

Tiny screams echoed in my head, as I recalled the sorrows of his detainment.

On Friday, the sisters' two toddlers sped through the apartment, their tiny footsteps echoing.