Sentence examples for which echoed from inspiring English sources

Diana edited a short-lived magazine, called The European, which echoed Mosley's views.

Last January, the Office of Management and Budget issued its own estimate, which echoed Foster's.

Only recently Owen had started a pseudo-medieval ballad which echoed Sassoon's earlier, pre-war, style.

It championed some controversial ideas, some of which echoed Birt's own views.

She adored these contrasts, which echoed the diversity of her accomplishments.

His was an achievement which echoed from Barnsley to Barnoldswick, from Sheffield to Shiptonthorpe, across the People's Republic of Yorkshire.

He surveyed boxes and suitcases, fingered the electric drill, tapped on the wine barrel, which echoed with a dim hollowness.

The Yemeni announcement, which echoed other recent statements about foiled terrorist schemes, elicited skepticism and even some amusement among analysts.

The spontaneous, rapturous, fifth-minute applause which echoed around the ground in salute to his bravery was hugely evocative.

Then she began a broad-ranging speech, which echoed some of the themes that Schumer had raised.

For some time now, film buffs have been pouncing on movies which echoed last week's terrible events.