Sentence examples for but did not echo from inspiring English sources

A C.I.A. analysis released last week supported President Bush's portrait of Iraq's efforts to acquire nuclear weapons, but did not echo the White House's depiction of an immediate threat.

Mr. Bush, who is to meet Mr. Sharon on Tuesday, repeated his sharp criticism of Mr. Arafat but did not echo Mr. Sharon's demands that the Palestinian leader be replaced, instead calling on him and other Middle East leaders "assume their responsibilities and lead".

Then he clapped his hands repeatedly to show how the notes leap out into the space but do not echo and linger long.

It's a credit to Ms. Thorne that her portrayal of a sassy Italian-American therapist could, but doesn't, echo Lorraine Bracco's performance as Dr. Jennifer Melfi on "The Sopranos".

But he did not echo U.S. critics in describing Snowden as a traitor, including outgoing NSA director, General Keith Alexander.

He did not echo the pope's call for an urgent phasing out of fossil fuels.

Yet investors were clearly disappointed that A.M.D. executives did not echo the optimism expressed by Intel.

When asked about the KPMG report, Marc La Vorgna, a spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg, did not echo Mr. Liu's outrage.

And trust me: the tap of each key did not echo like gunfire aimed at a corrupt Mr. Big.

The big national spectacles of recent years have included the 2008 Olympic opening ceremony, which, while drawing on China's rich tradition, did not echo the traditional opera.

Which normally might just be so much stagey dialogue, if it did not echo Missy's "a friend inside an enemy, an enemy inside a friend".