Sentence examples for believe it echoed from inspiring English sources
At her best she had a rare emotional intelligence, the ability not just to overwhelmingly feel the part she was playing but also to make those watching relate to that emotion and believe it echoed their own.
Marketing to the echo chamber, believe it or not, is how you get that car rolling, starting everything in first gear.
"The general feeling is we'll believe it when we see it," one producer said, echoing several others.
He said in an interview with the Liverpool Echo newspaper: "I can't believe it happened.
9/11 has another echo in France where many believe it was not the event itself but the reaction to it that has helped fuel mounting militancy.
Perhaps the most surprising aspect of his consultation was a contribution from Sir Jon Murphy, Merseyside's chief constable, who thought that the Echo believed it sold more copies by "being miserable so and sos".
The RAF, echoed by the army, believes it can provide air cover from land bases when needed.
Still, he said he believed this outbreak could be beaten because it echoed the one that plagued the region from 2005 to 2007.
BP echoed that view, with a spokesman, Ronnie Chappell, saying the company believes it can do more to influence the outcome of pending House and Senate legislation on its own.
