Sentence examples for appear to echo from inspiring English sources

Moxey's programme notes for the Sunderland game appear to echo that view.

On Iran, Saudi Arabia's concerns that the United States might not be firm enough in nuclear negotiations appear to echo Israel's.

The Furman Center's findings appear to echo recent studies from a number of local and national housing and fair-lending organizations that found racial disparities in subprime lending, high-cost mortgages and foreclosures.

Yet there are still some startling discoveries made during an absorbing hour, notably how neural pathways appear to echo our ideas of gender stereotypes, and how much grownups unwittingly force their own notions of gender on children.

The findings appear to echo those of Thomas Piketty, the French economist whose bestselling book, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, argues that the wealthy are becoming wealthier and the poor poorer.

His remarks appear to echo recent warnings from big business lobby groups such as the United States Council for International Business and the Confederation of British Industry suggesting the scale of multinational tax avoidance had been exaggerated and draconian measures to stamp it out risked damaging job creation.

Investors appeared to echo that view.

Mayor Bloomberg appeared to echo that view last week.

The Financial Times article appeared to echo one by Reuters from June 2011.

The alleged remarks were particularly damaging because they appeared to echo the prime minister's language.

They said internal frustrations at the F.B.I. appeared to echo the study's findings.