Sentence examples for be forced to echo from inspiring English sources

Will Le Pen, head of the FN, be forced to echo the rivals she detests to show a united front against terrorism, as she did after the Charlie Hebdo killings in January?

But what goalpost-moving campaign do you suppose would be mortified if superdelegates were forced to echo the votes of their constituents?

He had to be forced to go.

In other words, because of its interest in corporate tax policy or trade policy or other other issues, Google – as well as the many other companies that echoed this sentiment – are forced to align with legislators who are fighting climate activism.

The Doctor, being forced to break Amy's faith in him, echoes a previous event in The Curse of Fenric where the Seventh Doctor is forced to break Ace's faith in him.

Melancholy was echoed even in the sports world, where rabid soccer fans were forced to reckon with a national team whose performances, while successful, were generally lacklustre.

The mother's refusal to breastfeed is echoed in her daughter's later aversion to the milk that all schoolchildren are forced to drink.

But Salman has been forced to get used to life in a damp mental alleyway where the loudest death-threat in history is forever echoing.

The harassment has echoes of another movement against feminist writer and religious critic Taslima Nasreen who was forced to flee the country after being denounced like Yunus.

Echoes of the Dixiecrat campaign surfaced in 2002, when Senate Majority Trent Lott of Mississippi was forced to step down, for remarks that appeared to endorse Thurmond's challenge of Truman.

An abundance of glass from windows to curtain walls to clerestories echoes the day when libraries were forced to depend on natural light for illumination.