Sentence examples for deliberations echo from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg's deliberations echo those of his predecessor, Rudolph W. Giuliani, who sought to extend his term as mayor after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

The industry minister, Ian Macfarlane, who stood up for SPC in the government's internal deliberations, publicly echoed the prime minister's line.

Nerve pain, depression, incontinence, chronic urinary tract infections and impotence are daily realities, which the film cuts together with C-SPAN footage of the deliberations on the House and Senate floors, where congressmen and senators echo the president's assertions without altering sentences or choosing different metaphors.

"Echo, echo, echo," Parton jokes.

The deliberation in his work processes was echoed in his conversation.

From James Harris, they echoed with the quiet deliberation of a man who rejected his assigned place as a black man in a bigoted era in order to define his own legacy.

Policy deliberation is an echo chamber, dominated by financial players, excluding legal aid experts, who criticized short-sighted deregulation.

But in the subsequent deliberations on the floor, Senator Kwame Raoul, a Democrat from Chicago, echoed the sentiments of the chamber as a whole in saying he had been persuaded by the impeachment prosecution's "overwhelming evidence".

Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. echoed Mr. Kerry's argument, offering an account of the president's deliberation over authorizing the Bin Laden raid and praise for winding down the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Echoing similar sentiments from the day before, the jury sent a note to the judge and described its deliberations as "irreparably compromised".

Echoing drips.