Sentence examples similar to banter echoed from inspiring English sources
Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, echoed the "locker room" banter argument after the debate, claiming that her candidate's behavior was no worse than that of a lot of other politicians whom she's known when she was younger.
His friendship with Gould is built on a bantering rivalry but he echoes her argument: "They're both so intelligent.
And yet reading the chatroom banter, with its echoes of the banter over mis-selling PPI, rigging interest rates or derivatives, offers a window into a very degraded culture.
Farage's comments echo the initial response of Trump who dismissed the obscene language on a 2005 video tape as "locker room banter" before the scale of the crisis overwhelming his presidential campaign forced him to issue an apology.
"Echo, echo, echo," Parton jokes.
Despite the fact that museum banter can be so awkward (the echoes!), we think it's worth a shot.
As Bojack sets about mending his childhood home we pass through its erosion: Matthew Broderick's chipper patriarch echoes the refrain that "time's arrow marches on" as the family pass through romanticised banter to loss, grief, madness, and then implosion.
