Sentence examples for collective echo from inspiring English sources
(In some 19th-century ballets the corps women are deliberately identical figures — Wilis, swans, spirits — a kind of collective echo of the heroine and her plight).
"The O. J. trial may have had broader media attention; however, social media platforms were not in place at that time, so the collective echo chamber has been unprecedented," said Brent Idarola, a Frost & Sullivan analyst who follows social media.
Eric Paley, managing partner at Founder Collective, echoed that sentiment.
A collective groan echoed around the stadium and a grateful Carl Jenkinson cleared.
They sit on yoga mats, gaze toward foliage outside and draw in a collective breath, echoing the instructor leading this midday meditation class.
Midweek, it hosts some excellent leftfield electronica/bass nights, such as Death Disko from the Young Echo collective duo Kahn & Neek.
The collective member David Walter Banks echoed this collaborative sentiment, telling me emphatically that they are working against the "lone-wolf mentality".
Sarah Walker, of the English Collective of Prostitutes, echoes this view, saying recent frequent police raids on east London brothels represent a pre-Olympics crackdown - about which the ECP is "outraged".
A collective grief is echoing across the country, as the toll climbs.
His stories of collective punishment are echoed in the testimonies of many lawyers.
The Nokia-DoCoMo announcement was just one of many this week by wireless firms eager to echo the collective message, which is that 3G is on track and will begin to roll out in parts of Europe next year.
