Sentence examples for to echo and from inspiring English sources

Like Ulysses, Infinite Jest is a book that seems to echo and anticipate many other books.

The course of events often feels cyclical; in architecture, design and fashion, styles and tendencies seem to echo and recur.

The cheers of weak, well-meaning assemblies soon cease to echo, and their votes soon cease to count.

They plan to echo and expand the former first lady's critiques of Obama: that he is out of touch with Middle America and too unseasoned to be president.

It is a relatively slender shaft that dematerializes as it rises skyward into an angular, open latticework whose shape is meant in part to echo and complement the skyline presence of the Statue of Liberty.

And the way Barnes exhibited the works -- filling walls with paintings in odd arrangements to echo and rhyme their formal qualities -- made the gallery a monument to his eccentric vision.

In addition to echoing and reflecting their setting, the films and videos dovetail neatly.

Most organ lovers accept (or are resigned to) echoing and re-echoing sound that turns intricate counterpoint into something taken on faith rather than actually heard.

The name "Pitmatical" was originally chosen to echo "mathematical", and thereby emphasise the skill and precision of the colliers.

Instead, there were more tailored pieces crafted from comfortable knits, pants shaped to echo jeans and forgiving blazers.

I suppose the show must go on, but sometimes I am tempted to echo Noel Coward and ask why.