Sentence examples for are echoed as from inspiring English sources

In scores of Internet forums and the conclaves of protest groups, those sentiments are echoed, as Clinton supporters speak over and over of feeling heartbroken and disillusioned, of being cheated and betrayed.

The fascination with artifice is echoed, as well, in the window display at the Prada store on lower Broadway in Manhattan.

This divergence from previous models is echoed as well by the networks evolved in our simulations.

Sustainability is the new buzzword at Farnborough this year, and it is echoing as loud as the planes screaming by overhead.

Her trenchant criticisms of Vladimir Putin's autocracy – she was the first signatory of the "Putin Must Go" manifesto last March – was echoing as recently as last Thursday at a conference of reformists in Moscow.

The rigor of the opera's form is echoed, as in other Baroque operas, in the plot.

Mr. Cohan called for Mr. Stumpf to resign, something sure to be echoed as he appears for the Congressional tongue-lashings.

And the all-over Fabergé-inspired embroidery was echoed as a laser-cut pattern on emerald green velvet, such as on a floor-length skirt with an Angelina Jolie-worthy slit up the right leg.

The bolder elements of the ES's front end do not carry over so well to the interior, where the spindle is echoed as a frame around audio and climate controls.

Mortality was not ignored: an earlier moment of stillness in memory of the unspecified fallen was echoed as Emeli Sandé sang Abide With Me while dancers performed a fluid piece by the choreographer Akram Khan.

This is echoed as she sings "I Will Run to You".