Sentence examples for echo criticism from inspiring English sources

The comments by Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Mfume echo criticism that has been leveled for weeks by other prominent lawmakers, most of them Democrats who represent black and Hispanic communities.

However, she did echo criticism of President Obama that he has not handled Congress deftly, or perhaps brusquely, enough.

It is thought that Ofcom will echo criticisms made by Whistl (formerly TNT Post) that Royal Mail "lags behind" other European Union postal services in a number of areas, including cost reduction and work flexibility.

These parodies frequently echo criticisms both of the character and of Barrowman's portrayal.

He also echoed criticism of economic inequality increasingly made, albeit less forcefully, by a number of more establishment contenders.

His remarks, while not devoid of hyperbole, echoed criticism voiced by Supreme Court justices, prosecutors and defense attorneys.

Prague blamed Germany for the crisis on Tuesday, echoing criticism last week from Hungary's hardline populist prime minister, Viktor Orbán.

A spokesman for the New Hampshire Pharmacists Association said the move put the state at risk, echoing criticism from the Food and Drug Administration.