That anxious perplexity certainly carries an echo a century later.

But for those of us who are growing long-toothed and cynical, this new must-have carries echoes of previous 'great office ideas'.

His stump speeches carry echoes of 1969.

The allegorical references, to the body, to spirituality; the portrait film format carries echoes of crucifixion.

Facts are fragmented into sensations, isolated in details from its context, carrying echoes of earlier times.

I echo that sentiment - too often tactics come before truth.

Many others echo the sentiment.

Other photographers echo this sentiment.

Highly successful professionals all over the world echo that sentiment: what can we do to make our lives more meaningful?

The players him echo that sentiment.

New love echoes your thoughts.

Please do something other than echo the thoughts of your peers.

Her characters echo her thoughts.

My footsteps echo loudly through the empty rooms.

She begins on a strident note, her voice echoing loudly in the dark depths on the arena.

A quiet moment of faithful affection, echoing loudly through the years.

The six-foot pendulum that governs the clock's timing will move at a 'satisfyingly slow' rate, making it tick once every ten seconds, echoing loudly inside the stairwell.

Now sing a cheerful and blessed song, the jubilation as the air permeates echoed loudly by the heart and tie a band around us.

Too many hard structures and stodgy evergreens can lead to a garden lacking any sound apart from the eerie echo of your own footsteps as you walk through it.

But right now he's at the centre of a prospective bid battle that carries eerie echoes from his past.

At first, though, he rides by her as she stands near a shipwreck protruding from the sand; she seems like an eerie echo from his nightmares.

Gravitational waves now offer the possibility that we may not just see, but hear and feel that faint echo of cosmic creation.

In the distance, you can hear the faint echo of past glories, feel the yearning for more.

Bats hunt flying insects; these insects return a faint echo of the bat's call.

No glib conclusions are drawn and contemporary political events are faint echoes at best.

As a result, even first-time skiers can get a taste of the terrain park, courtesy of faint echoes of freeskiing features sculpted into the snow.

It's one of those places where your footsteps echo in the street.

My footsteps echo loudly through the empty rooms.

Footsteps echo through seemingly empty rooms.

Already we hear an echo of wartime, with governments worrying about 'food security'.

You could feel the history, hear the echo of past glories.

You can almost hear the echo of vanished footsteps upon stretching floorboards.

On a couple of sharp bends you can almost hear the echo of tyre squeals.

A platform under the bridge's central arch lets visitors hear the echo that earned the bridge its name.

An oddly soothing rain of sound echoes through the room: metallic pings, rattles, and clatters, some sharp, some soft.

The poems display good use of metaphors, verbal and sound echoes.

The sea monster's singing speech, acts like a dolphin's own speech - the sound echoes in the ocean.

There's a slight pause, before a tiny voice echoes back from the next valley.

His voice echoes slightly, bouncing off the pilastered walls.

Her voice echoes vulnerability and rings with emotional integrity.

The singer's voice echoes as the piano strings reverberate sympathetically with the singer.