Sentence examples for closely echoing from inspiring English sources

Closely echoing the male relatives of the hijack suspects, Walker's father, a lawyer, said, "I can't connect the dots between where John was and where John is".

And he ended with a declaration of mission and purpose closely echoing the words he delivered before surrendering to Mr Carter back in 1988.

But Holl has avoided the trap of honoring an older structure by closely echoing its architectural cues, a choice that would surely have resulted in a mass of masonry overwhelming a beautiful setting.

"It's almost a feeling of anguish, a feeling of desolation, in not being able to really grasp what it is that a woman feels," he said, closely echoing the sentiments of his fictional character.

Amid the palms, ferns and rock gardens in the Temperate House are 19 other works in bronze, oak, elm, ash, lime, yew, redwood and mizunara, some closely echoing natural forms, others looking like ritual objects and monuments of mysterious, lost civilizations rediscovered in jungle settings.

That's the takeaway from a Washington Post/ABC poll released Tuesday morning, closely echoing a New York Times/CBS survey last month that found Americans saw the GOP as divided, pessimistic and "out of step with the public on a range of issues," but planned to vote for them regardless.

Never mind that such an approach too closely echoed the famous "1984" spot for Apple Computer.

A number of the comments closely echoed the White House talking points on the plan.

Her supporters argue that this closely echoes the fiscal caution of her husband.

John Major closely echoed Mr Bush's view, calling the affair a 'bogus sham'.

All of the commercials closely echo common Democratic themes about medical care for all, consumer protection and "health insurance reform".