Sentence examples for a feeling echoed by from inspiring English sources

It is a feeling echoed by Joss.

It is a feeling echoed by others who depend on corn and soybeans.

It was a feeling echoed by Carla Kaiser, who was laid off by an insurance company and relied on unemployment checks.

Marquez firmly believed he had done enough to win, a feeling echoed by the strong Mexican contingent in the sell-out crowd of 16,368 at the MGM Grand who booed their frustration after the decision was announced.

But features seemingly designed for a future era when every PC has a touch screen like a tablet caused some confusion, a feeling echoed by other reviewers and early upgraders.

It's a feeling echoed by Dr Steve Priddy, director of research at the London School of Business and Finance LSBFF) and academic dean for the Grenoble school of business.

In fact it's amazing the story was released at; an anomaly the children's court explains by claiming the case is so disturbing that people need to know a feeling echoed by newspaper headlines: "Australia Incest Shocks Country" says The Guardian, and "Shock as Incestuous Clan Discovered in Australia" from Time Magazine.

It was a feeling echoed elsewhere.

It is a belief echoed by many.

"The reason people are dissatisfied with him is he has not acted like a leader". That feeling was echoed by voters who lined up to cast their ballots Friday.

His graphic bands of silk and leather, held together by gossamer threads, suggested prison bars at times, a feeling that was feeling echoed in his banded knee-high boots.