Sentence examples for approving echo from inspiring English sources

In fact, 'laughter through tears' is too crudely sentimental for what Wood has in mind, despite his approving echo of the phrase.

I of course have my own Stanley Fishes, figures whose writings and thought I consider to be so wrongheaded that when someone I encounter seems to be echoing them or approving them or even being nice to them, I dismiss out of hand what I'm hearing or reading.

The Civil Works Review Board of the Army Corps of Engineers unanimously approved the plan, echoing support pledged 14 months ago by Assistant Army Secretary for Civil Works Jo-Ellen DarCivil Works Jo-Ellen

The app works by sending a user's request to their GP, with approved prescriptions dispensed by Echo's partner pharmacies after they receive a GP's instruction — with the user granting Echo the authority to nominate a pharmacy partner to fulfill their electronic prescription requests on their behalf.

There's also something vaguely romantic about the nitrous midnight market – a kind of Smithfields charm, an echo of the old London currently being whitewashed by local councils and the redevelopment they've been approving in spades.

Sounding an alarm in your editorial over the number of housing units being planned but not approved along the river echoes an alarmist position.

Another resolution will be required before the full team of 250 observers can be sent, but diplomats said it would basically echo the resolution approved on Saturday.

Udall did not want to put a timeline on when he expects his bill to be able to get approved in the Senate but echoed Wertheimer's remarks that passing reform legislation doesn't happen overnight.

Focused Intensive Care Echo accreditation is a nationally approved pathway for training and accreditation in basic transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) in the UK.

While the number of troops involved would be small, the plan, if approved, would symbolize NATO's commitment to Macedonia, echoing its commitments to peacekeeping missions in Kosovo and Bosnia.

Echoing the message of the pastoral statement approved by the bishops' conference, he added: "We need to welcome them and give them a place.