Sentence examples for echo feelings from inspiring English sources
Many passages in "The Plot Against America" echo feelings voiced today by vulnerable Americans — immigrants and minorities as alarmed by Trump's election as the Jews of Newark are frightened by Lindbergh's.
Lewis tells me she is both excited and nervous about Echo, feeling that "everything is stepping up a level".
Many young people in France would echo such feelings.Another reason is that the relative weights of the two partners have changed sharply within the past decade.
Khan's comments, which echo the feelings of dozens of leading writers, artists and scientists, have provoked a furious backlash, with many critics questioning his loyalty to India.
His son echoed his feelings.
I am echoing the feelings of millions of women in India.
That echoes the feelings of many middle-class parents in big cities.
They do, however, echo his feeling for landscape, exchanging blood-and-soil philosophy for cosmopolitan environmentalism.
Another friend of Sabrina's, Briana Vergot, 14, echoed the feelings of outrage outside the house.
His message echoes my feelings of love and respect for my country and its values.
