Sentence examples for echo ideas from inspiring English sources

The children's imagined schools echo ideas promoted by progressive educators.

The general's proposals, as currently formulated, echo ideas in circulation for some time which are unacceptable to India.

Advocates of this rationale echo ideas from utilitarian philosopher John Stuart Mill, and say that patients and research participants are typically the best judges of their own good and mind it far more than doctors do, even when doctors assure them that what they are doing is in the best interest of the patients and study participants (compare Mill 1990, e.g. 215).

They echo ideas that many other Republicans have endorsed and, when it comes to insurance coverage, entail two basic sets of changes.

His speech, in fact, echoed ideas he put forward in full-page advertisements he purchased in several newspapers last month.

Mr. Rogers, who is 31, plants the echoing ideas and imagery in his text with the thoughtfulness of a parent hiding candy for an Easter egg hunt.

The retention of the traditional street wall and sidewalk, the inclusion of front door stoops and the enclosed mews areas echoed ideas advocated by Jane Jacobs in her epochal 1961 book, "The Death and Life of Great American Cities".

Bercow's office said it would examine any proposals submitted by the Labour leader, which it said echoed ideas already submitted to a review he is undertaking into the future of politics.

Candidate A echoed ideas of Candidate C that some people work hard for their own pleasure.

Sanger's writings echoed ideas about inferiority and loose morals of particular races that were widespread in the contemporary United States.

Over the summer, Trump announced an "expansion" of his ban on Muslim immigrants, echoing ideas laid out in Adios, America.