Sentence examples for which strongly echoes from inspiring English sources

He used a German phrase, Volksgemeinschaft, which strongly echoes the rhetoric of the Nazi era.

Ms. McCorkle's sultry vocal minimalism and her phrasing, which strongly echoes Billie Holiday's, sustain a mood that's simultaneously pensive, light and airily sexy.

Of her most recent show at the Oak Room, Mr. Holden wrote: "Ms. McCorkle's sultry vocal minimalism and her phrasing, which strongly echoes Billie Holiday's, sustain a mood that's simultaneously pensive, light and airily sexy.

This exceptionally bold claim would be publicly echoed throughout the Bush administration, which strongly backed Georgia on the world's stage.

With Marxism no longer a problem, the United States, which strongly supported the Pinochet coup, is now strongly backing civilian rule.

The scene in which Rey persuades her Stormtrooper (007) captor to open her cell door and drop his weapon strongly echoes Obi Wan's successful uses of the Jedi mind trick in both the OT and Prequels -- one of his signature abilities.

Maybe it's Ricky Ho's wistful, swooning music that strongly echoes James Horner's score for "Titanic".

The authors talk tough on Saudi Arabia, for example, but might be dismayed to find that the candidate who most strongly echoes their views is Howard Dean.

Still, the newly discovered wave of activity pushing polarizing political content on Facebook strongly echoes previous content linked to the IRA.

As ABC notes, they also strongly echo the atmosphere in which the fiscal cliff negotiations took place.

As a Manhattanite member of that middle class, I strongly echo the sentiment.