Sentence examples for which echoes from inspiring English sources

Thus his nickname, Doctor Sleep, which echoes his childhood nickname, "doc".

But the assertion, which echoes charges from other Republicans, is largely unsubstantiated or misleading.

The prevention agenda, which echoes the approach taken by many regulators, looks promising.

It is a style which echoes that of another great British essayist, Kathleen Jamie.

One minute, your character, Megan, is 21, then 32, then 47, which echoes her growing confusion.

This heritage is recognised in the book's title, which echoes ER Braithwaite's To Sir, With Love.

"They use the phrase 'doing well by doing good,' which echoes the title of Ben and Jerry's book in 1998".

Modern conservationists are struggling to re-integrate game and cattle, in a policy which echoes his thinking.

Martin O'Malley, Maryland's governor, is about to introduce a sweeping gun-control package which echoes many of New York's measures.

Jacques Henric is walking through a dark parking garage, which echoes to the sound of his boots on the concrete.

(The most striking to contemporary ears is the "mournful song" in the third movement, which echoes a Bach melody).