Sentence examples for don't echo from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Likewise, social and cultural attitudes toward non-traditional relationships (i.e., ones that don't echo structures of heteronormativity) among many young LGBTs are often disdainful.

The published posts certainly don't echo the same kind of misogynistic rhetoric that consumed self-described involuntarily celibates, or incels, like the 2014 Isla Vista shooter or the man behind the Toronto van attack.

The values of D' seen don't echo those seen in the symmetric model, and don't reveal much about how parameter changes affect pair behaviour.

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 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 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.

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.