Sentence examples for are trying to echo from inspiring English sources

"I am not naive; they are trying to echo an affair taking place the other side of the Atlantic," Tron told Reuters.

"I'm trying to echo that I'm trying to help my team win.

"Hafiz Sayeed is trying to echo the establishment's line," said Rifaat Hussain, a professor of security studies at Qaid-i-Azam UnIslamabadIslamabadbad.

There are some medieval artists who painted four-winged cherubs and I always liked those formations and I was trying to echo that.

In fact, instead of taking down Dr. Dean -- who has surged in several recent state or regional polls -- several Democrats seemed to be trying to echo the approach that has made the former governor so popular among partisans.

By naming 10 individuals at the center of the North's effort to sell or obtain weapons technology, the administration seemed to be trying to echo sanctions that the Bush administration imposed eight years ago against a Macao bank that the North Korean leadership used to buy goods illicitly and to reward loyalists.

"There is no long-term conflict between what the U.S. is trying to accomplish and what other countries are trying to accomplish," Mr. Dudley said, echoing statements by President Obama and Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner.

Now the Republican Party and its right-wing echo chamber are trying to make Alinsky, who died at 63 in 1972, famous all over again, by linking him to Barack Obama and demonizing the president as a dangerous radical.

"You're in a place where things have to be huge and echo what the singers are trying to convey," he said.

The echo chamber is a real detriment to leaders and to the businesses we are trying to build.

All I was trying to do was echo the sentiments of many who have contributed, saying that I think it's a great sporting event, even though I have no connection with either university.