Sentence examples for to this echo from inspiring English sources

Overuse, however, can have adverse affects, leaving an audience less convinced who would have otherwise fallen prey to this echo effect.

The usual reply to this (echoing God's answer to Job) is that we humans are in no position to tell whether there is any unnecessary evil in this world –for all we know, all the evil in this world is indeed necessary evil.

Though limited to the Echo, this discounted service does come with some advantages.

Mr. Kim also designed the cherry-red stencils that cover the space ("parlor" or "shop" being far too cozy to describe this echoing, Pop Art basement).

The effect is to condense this echoing gallery into its upper third, a form of compression that makes everything more exaggerated.

"People tend to get into this echo chamber where more and more of what they see conforms to the idea of who some software thinks they are — like a Nascar dad who likes samurai swords," Mr. Lanier says.

According to the paper, "this echoes US President Barack Obama's meeting with the Dalai Lama at the White House" and could be the "main reason behind Michelle's China visit".

The proliferation of articles like I Quit My Job to Travel the World on our timelines seems to echo this sentiment, but this kind of content is something Du Prez doesn't support.

This echoes to some extent Tony Blair's "feral beast" speech on the media last year in which he bemoaned the merge of news and comment and criticised the Independent for being a "viewspaper".

This echoes to a study showing that children presenting a low iron store at birth had low serum ferritin concentrations at 9 months [ 43], suggesting a risk of iron deficiency in the second postnatal year.

Forty years later, Simon Jenkins was to echo this point in his reaction to the Charlie Hebdo massacre – "Terrorism is no ordinary crime.