Phrases with «distant echo»

The phrase "distant echo" refers to a faint or far-off sound or memory that reminds you of something from the past, but is not very clear or vivid. It is typically used to describe a vague reminder of something that happened a long time ago. Full definition

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Sentences with «distant echo»

But Thiebaud's «Dark Land» (1997), an elevated fantasy view of farmland and river, toys with vanishing points and depictive paradox in ways even Picasso might recognize as distant echoes of cubism. (chron.com)
«I wanted the space to be as distant an echo of the real thing as I could make it, like... (killscreen.com)
With this question, Haneke inscribes himself in the tradition of the great protestant filmmakers of Northern Europe — Dreyer and Bergman, with distant echoes of Mauritz Stiller and Victor Sjöström — for whom mise en scène was a privileged tool to strive to make audiences aware of the invisible presence of evil in the midst of human societies. (sensesofcinema.com)
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Phrases with «distant echo»

Sentences with «distant echo»

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