Sentence examples for appears to echo from inspiring English sources

The chapter in the report produced by the chief scientific adviser appears to echo those fears.

In fact, the agreement, announced Monday, appears to echo reform measures the railroad undertook shortly after The Times's report.

On the surface, much that has happened in the last week in the St Louis suburb of Ferguson, Missouri, appears to echo the experiences of England in 2011.

The federal habeas statute is silent as to the applicable standard, and while the federal harmless-error statute appears to echo the Kotteakos standard, it has been limited in its application to claims of nonconstitutional error in federal criminal cases.

In the noirish video, an actor appears to echo the character of Don Draper, the besuited advertising executive of the show who dreams up campaigns for cigarettes, airlines and bras.

There are some instances where the usage of the Gospels appears to echo the more-general implications of divine sonship in the Old Testament as a prerogative of Israel or of the true believer.

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.

Trump's comments appear to echo the rhetoric of political advertisements from the rightwing National Rifle Association.

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