Sentence examples for do not echo from inspiring English sources

Most Danes do not echo Britons' and Swedes' economic doubts about the new currency.

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

The education deans who have voiced objections do not echo the familiar complaint of college presidents about U.S. News rankings — that they have turned undergraduate admissions into an arms race.

The government has been pursuing a relentless campaign to paint the Islamists as a threat, and has increasingly lashed out at journalists who do not echo that line, especially the foreign news media.

The recommendations of Mihir Shah Committee on the restructuring of India's premier central water sector agencies, namely, Central Water Commission and Central Ground Water Board, do not echo any sound understanding of the water administration in India, the sector performance and the problems confronting it.

ESPN and ESPN.com, in their advertising as well as content, often speak in a brash, smart-alecky voice that can be perceived as smirky or excluding by those who do not care about sports or do not echo the current preoccupation with arch postmodern humor.

Similarly, don't echo the sentiment on a date.

And I don't echo that today at all". "I bet not," Whitehouse responded.

He added: "We don't echo the people.

Don't just dismiss voices that don't echo or reinforce your own.

Don't echo the Queen of Hearts by shrieking, "off with their heads".