Sentence examples for echo opinions from inspiring English sources

His views echo opinions of other militant clerics such as Sheikh Suleiman Al-Alwan, a Saudi cleric nicknamed Al Qaeda's mufti who is serving a 15-year prison sentence for endorsing suicide attacks.

Most (not all) of her claims about the charter school movement echo opinions I've formed in my travels as a NYC DOE (New York City Department of Education) parent, former classroom teacher and tutor currently engaged in tutoring New York City elementary, middle and high school students.

McGann was echoing opinions expressed by other prominent actors recently.

Echoing opinions of Wall Street analysts, Coke employees and others, he added, "The lawsuit should have been settled by now".

Some critics faulted Ms. Mula's characterization and in so doing echoed opinions voiced at the premiere that Mireille's grand aria "En marche!," sung as she struggles through the Crau, was inapt for a simple Provençal girl.

9), John Tierney rightfully decries the "cascade effect," the tendency of health experts (like most people) to echo the opinions of their peers, even if they aren't completely familiar with the literature in question.

Carper seemed to echo such opinions on Monday.

Ford in a very metafictional speech that could echo critical opinions of HBO's own slate of original programming explains that great art is more than "cheap thrills".

They also, in some respects, echo the opinions of some members of the conservative community (Joe Scarborough and George Will among them) who have been critical of the deployment of U.S. forces in that country.

His comments echo public opinion.

Her opinion of Seyed Khalaf echoes the opinions of other city dwellers who aren't from the Arab neighborhood.