Sentence examples for appears to echo that from inspiring English sources

That attitude appears to echo that of the average consumer.

Investors appeared to echo that view.

Mayor Bloomberg appeared to echo that view last week.

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

But then Woodward appeared to echo that side's skepticism.

The forces at work in other branches of adult education may be similar but are likely to be weaker: students at a screenwriting seminar are learning how to create, on the page, a story of struggle and resolution that at least appears to echo the struggle and hoped-for resolution of the screenwriting life.

This appears to echo results in other sensory areas showing that tuning of inhibition is broader than for excitation (reviewed by Isaacson and Scanziani, Neuron 2011).

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.

In its current condition the muted landscape appears to echo the sorrow of the mourning figures.

A lawyer in Swat, Sher Muhammad, said in a telephone interview that the enforcement of Shariah as described in the accord appeared to echo a 1999 law that called for Shariah in a manner that was not very severe.

Marissa Shorenstein, a spokeswoman for the Cuomo campaign, pointed to part of Mr. Cuomo's campaign policy document that appeared to echo Mr. Ravitch's report.