Sentence examples for I must echo from inspiring English sources

I must echo these comments in the vernacular, 'Yasss Gawd! Werk Caitlyn!

If nothing else, the movement has established itself as a cultural phenomenon with surprising staying power, and as someone who wasn't sure that it would catch hold, I must echo the young woman in the restaurant: that's just cool.

The boos must echo through Axl Rose's dressing room.

He must echo neither the venerable King James translation nor the many recent versions; he must somehow be modern as well as faithful to the past, reproducing where necessary the ancient, strange, "uncanny" vigor of J, the primary author.

For the Great Green Wall to succeed against terrorism, statements like this must echo across the Sahel.

His brain defied gravity, his face was made of rubber, the laughter he inspired surely must echo far into deep space and his death at 63 seems almost impossible.

What songs must echo through your mind when you vote for the party that angrily shouts "Death Panels!" in response to a proposal that seeks to help the elderly prepare for their end of days.

This was to promote Coke Zero: "If Coke Zero has Coke's taste, is it possible someone out there has your face?" While photos were not saved to the database for users who uninstalled the app, Schneier's words must echo in the minds of those considering the campaign today: That our own likenesses may be analyzed and used to goad us into spending money.

It's as if to say that the convoluted world in which these characters live -- threatened by the Aryan Brotherhood, bamboozled by the never-ending Vietnam War, panicked by the threat of Charles Manson -- is so erratic and confounding that their lives must echo that too.

Baines told the Liverpool Echo: "I must admit it was a massive disappointment and something of a surprise even though, like most of the lads in the squad, I knew full well that I wasn't guaranteed a place.

But when it comes to freedom of expression - both to see and to hear - one must ultimately echo Evelyn Beatrice Hall's summation of the French philosopher Voltaire: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it".