Sentences with phrase «echo of this»

Each of the 33 bedrooms is finely furnished in modern style with echoes of an English country home.

In echoes of other recent events, there is also need for more transparency about the extent and nature of arrangements made between the biggest beasts in the corporate and public sector.

The last thing I will say about this is that you can sort of hear echoes of this even in the biggest publishing companies.

We see echoes of faces in cloth, shadows and breath upon clear glass.

It is possible in many of her paintings to find visual hints of compositions, forms or color palettes that suggest a natural landscape, or even to find faint echoes of horizon lines.

The distant echo of dolphins and whales leave an imprint on my heart.

I ended up finding echoes of it throughout my existing wardrobe — sometimes lighter, sometimes darker.

Even when listening to one text, it is remarkable how many echoes of other voices can be heard.

A Place in Place of features large - scale abstract paintings and life - sized sculpture that carry echoes of stories lost to time.

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.

Raven, on the other hand, can see the new man but still searches for echoes of her friend.

In its second year, Moving Image has echoes of all those strategies for today, but first and foremost video.

The long hood slopes down in a continuous curve that embraces the grille, bringing echoes of sports car cousins, with the safety benefit of improved forward visibility and pedestrian compatibility.

As with all the previous movies, the plot itself has echoes of things that have happened in previous movies.

Sometimes, overcoming financial hardships are a part of the story, with a subtle echo of prosperity theology.

More than that, it too easily becomes a neat, weak echo of the dominant script.

This is a stunning, high detailed piece that remains as a beautiful echo of the lost creature.

The precision of the pencil drawings echoes those of children's textbooks and, by extension, a world that can be explained in a positive, tidy way.

What remains at the end is an elegant if remote echo of human presence.

If this sounds familiar, that's because echoes of this approach are all around us.

But in the 21st century to call an artist «popular» still has the lingering echo of a put - down.

Is it just me, or does that paragraph contain numerous odd echoes of the environmental movement as a whole?

The large front wheel arches lead directly into a strong, consistent shoulder line to meet the rear laser lamps, whose shape echoes those of the front for an identical light signature.

Now more than a quarter century after his death, in 1980, galleries can not get enough echoes of street art and graphic novels.

No one can make a move with paint on a surface that does not stir echoes of some other painter's work.

Some of his lines seem to leave the canvas, become invisible for us, and travel to a parallel universe where the distorted echo of the question Why painting?

The nutty crunchy texture and sweet echoes of cinnamon and coconut make this the most delicious and nutritious way to start any day.

A weird echo of this meal - stealing strategy shows up in certain jumping spiders.

Yet they carry sinister echoes of one of the most shameful chapters in the history of science.

In the silent echoes of the desert, they decide to test the rifle... but the bullet goes farther than they thought it would.

Like its name implies this game is merely a varied echo of what once was original.

It's sad to think that soon all that's left of such a promising project might be echoes of enthusiasm in a completely different game.

His fear of being considered inadequate — an inner echo of his mother calling him stupid — helped offset his thick physique.

The goal of the interior designers was to provide echoes of the series - produced vehicles while transporting them into an unprecedented world of luxury.

There are countless echoes of motor racing around the interior of the RS 4 models.

I can admit to hearing echoes of prose poetry in some flash fiction, but it would never occur to me to consider the two genres other than separately.

You may hear the faint echo of construction in the distance when opening a window, or you could see some construction when driving through nearby neighborhoods.

Do we read the bottles as sculptural echoes of the paired female forms behind them?

However selective the conscious mind may be, most biological memories are unpleasant ones, echoes of danger and terror.

But I suspect it's more to do with the fact that I hear echoes of alpha - bet in her name.

The cover letter echoes some of the most important achievements from your resume, chosen to highlight your fit for the particular job you are applying for.

The largest generation of young people since the 1960s are called «echo boomers» because they are the genetic offspring and demographic echo of their parents, the baby boomers.

It's an odd story, with echoes of the «student affected by supernatural being with questionable motives» story of Death Note.

How did it impact your reading experience to see echoes of the past in the present and vice versa?

In his statement I heard echoes of the original themes that caused such angst.

Many viewers will find echoes of their grandparents, parents, or even themselves in these characters.

So many of the voices in our head are echoes of other people's words.