Meanings of find an echo in English

They find an echo inside, a dismal echo of lamentations and tears.

See if it does not find an echo in your soul:

The words seemed to find an echo in his own soul.

All which sounded a note designed to find an echo in Damaris' generous heart.

Perhaps my voice may find an echo here and there.

Suddenly, however, this sound seemed to find an echo.

Your majesty, it will come from heaven, and find an echo on the whole earth.

It makes me happy, too, to think that my letters find an echo in your heart.

Your suggestions, my children, find an echo, alas!

Yes, yes, I will remember her smile-itshall find an echo in the jubilant accords of my Creation.

This passage, written two centuries ago, would find an echo of its sentiments in many a modern domestic.

My hero's dangers lit her eyes like lanthorns, my passions seemed to find an echo in her sighs.

My proclamation may find an echo in the hearts of my Prussian comrades, and they may unite with us.

In part it is that the upheavals the couple lived through find an echo in our own tumultuous times.

But the glowing words which fell upon her ear seemed to find an echo, a painful echo, in her heart.

These beliefs occasionally find an echo on the margins of centre-right parties, among politicians seeking support from communities plagued by rising unemployment.