Sentence examples for well echoing from inspiring English sources

True, he does one action sequence very well, echoing his bravura (you may argue "show-off") tracking s06052011hot during the Dunkirk arrival in Atonement.

Mr. Kirn now blames himself for getting through his school years by taking tests well, echoing his teachers' opinions and telling people whatever they wanted to hear, thanks to his "aptitude for showing aptitude, mainly".

If Oscar Wilde were available to describe riotously dysfunctional families, he might well echo Ms. Willett's elegantly outrageous observations.

In that regard, Mr. Kohler may well echo those in Congress and the Clinton administration who want to curtail some of the lending institution's activity.

Today it is rather different: a woman scientist can more easily have an active sexual life, but in an environment that is still family-unfriendly, she might well echo her predecessor's "choice" and have no children.

That phrase may well echo in many ears on Wednesday, as the Internet auctioneer posted profit up more than 76%.

It is clear that the odds of being adherents decreases while the odds of being adventurers increases over time, a finding that well echoes Nee's market transition theory.

"I think this election is very much about Trump not just for Menendez, but for a lot of the congressional candidates as well," echoed Matthew Hale, a professor of political science and public affairs at Seton Hall University.

The dependence of tumors on stromal cells is also well echoed in lymphoma and multiple myeloma.

The DI score distribution of centenarians as observed in the study well echoes the mathematical models of frailty as proposed by Rockwood and colleagues [ 6, 34, 35], who argue that the distribution of the frailty index tends to change from a gamma distribution to approximate a normal one with advance of age.

Well, Echoes is the best song from their slightly disappointing new album, and given that it features James Righton channelling his inner Billy Joel throughout, it's notable for being the sole occasion I find myself agreeing with the thoughts of ponderous muso types – other than when there's a conversation about jazz to be had.