Sentence examples for complaints echo from inspiring English sources

Their complaints echo some of those that helped lead to the crackdown in Arizona.

Some of his complaints echo those of the coastal intelligentsia he thinks the president should create more manufacturing jobs, for example.

While his complaints echo those of others on the left, Kuttner's thesis is girded to a historical narrative that yields a coherent, readable and highly impassioned book.

The complaints echo a federal lawsuit filed last month in Manhattan contending that immigration agents unlawfully force their way into the homes of Latino families in violation of the Fourth Amendment's protection from unreasonable searches.

The parents' complaints echo a decades-long reality in Pasadena: While the city is renowned for elite cultural institutions, its public school system has a reputation for lagging behind.

Critics of the local police are now seeing their complaints echo on a national stage, with a chorus of prominent civil rights leaders, pundits and politicians joining to denounce the initial Martin investigation as rushed and careless -- and biased in favor of Zimmerman.

That was one complaint echoing through the city after the ratings were released.

The complaint echoed from one user to the next was that it was next to impossible to find anything.

Their main complaint, echoed across the Western world, is against powerful and irreversible economic trends globalisation and automation from which they are the losers.

That prompted Chile's senate to pass a motion of protest at Bolivia's "laundering" of stolen vehicles, a complaint echoed in Brazil and Paraguay.

Jim D. has a legitimate complaint, echoed by other readers: We have enormous needs at home, and we shouldn't let foreign crises distract us from them.