Sentence examples for which echo from inspiring English sources

And how this was represented by the lush botanical prints which echo her pain.

This collection of moments, which echo each other so well, captures Ceelen's patience and care.

MORTGAGES The Senate bill outlines three new changes, many of which echo the House bill.

All the materials, including the parchment-coloured walls, were chosen for their harmonious, muted colours, which echo the light interior.

Yet he has never abandoned his wide-ranging obsessions, which echo Lethem's own: film, literature, music, media.

Perhaps the most fun is to be had in catching the subtle connections which echo between the different time frames.

Electro-swing's popularity relates to today's tough economic conditions, which echo troubled financial times in the 1930s, says Hollywood.

Such grievances, which echo contemporary identity politics, are particularly jarring because of what we have already learned.

It was often the fast movements, which echo the celebratory abandon of Middle Eastern popular music, that were most effective.

A. Cornus alternifolia, the pagoda dogwood, gets its common name from its horizontal branches, which echo the Craftsman style as well as that of Asian temples.

"On the issue of health care," he said, "we must heed my brother's words here in Los Angeles, which echo now across the years.