Sentence examples for echo even though from inspiring English sources

When the Boss calls Yankee Stadium decrepit, the Mayor provides the echo, even though his own Buildings Commissioner says the ball park could stand for another 75 years.

And this of course means Echo – even though she was wiped remotely last week, and seems to be having a few imprint-retention issues.

It created an instant echo chamber, even though it was basically House Republicans talking among themselves at first.

Perhaps it is not surprising that millions of disillusioned supporters of centrist parties now cast protest votes for populist fringe movements that echo popular anger even though they offer few practical policy alternatives.

The view was echoed even by lawmakers.

Maddux's choice still echoes, even 18 years later.

In Nagel's example, bats are conscious because there is something that it is like for a bat to experience its world through its echo-locatory senses, even though we humans from our human point of view can not emphatically understand what such a mode of consciousness is like from the bat's own point of view.

Furthermore this efficacy has been echoed in OTRs even though it lacks official approval for this patient group [ 35].

Already a year ago, Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's then-vice chancellor and now-foreign minister called Trump "a threat". At the time, his remarks found little echo in the United States, even though they expressed a more widespread fear among European government representatives.

The agency's missteps in the case of the girl, Marchella Pierce, who died on Sept. 2, have echoes of past failures, even though the agency instituted a series of reforms after the 2006 death of Nixzmary Brown, 7. Marchella had been in the hospital most of her life and needed the help of a breathing tube when she returned home in February.

The graph below echoes this sentiment that even though women make up more than half of the workforce they are surprisingly sparse at the top.