The phrase "strong echoes" means that something is being repeated or reflected loudly and clearly. It suggests that a particular idea, feeling, or situation is very noticeable and has a significant impact. Full definition
Some of the ideas currently creating the most excitement in the organic world have strong echoes of the early days of the modern organic movement. (naturalproductsscandinavia.com)
In a move with strong echoes of Tony Blair's Clause Four campaign, when he scrapped the party's commitment to nationalising industry, Mr Miliband will insert a clause that brands Labour «a force for social justice». (politics.co.uk)
The stylised visuals, offbeat comedy and eccentric supporting characters in this â $ ˜ Irish westernâ $ ™ carry strong echoes of the Coen brothers â $ «like Fargoâ $ ™ s female sheriff, Gerry is much smarter than he appears. (metro.co.uk)