Sentence examples for echo the attitudes from inspiring English sources

The prince's remarks echo the attitudes of not just the kingdom, but the Arab world at large.

The optimism of Spanish central bankers who went on to top jobs at the International Monetary Fund echoes the attitudes of officials in the United States who misjudged the force of a housing collapse several years ago that crippled banks and the economy.

Peter A. Harbeck, president of SunAmerica Asset Management, echoed the attitudes of many load-fund operators when he said his company was not eager to help investors bypass traditional sales channels, including Merrill Lynch and PaineWebber.

That echoed the attitude in Damascus.

"As long as I keep that approach, it will pay off," Francoeur said, echoing the attitude of Manuel, Reyes and Wright.

The story is set in Normandy in the early 1960's, and the film's brisk pace and matter-of-fact attitude distantly echo the rhythms and attitudes of French New Wave movies from the period.

If you think these attitudes echo the prime minister's, you'd be right.

"I think they have all run away to the United States," said a Communist army veteran, echoing the dismissive attitude of many in the north.

Internal Affairs Minister Vitaliy Zakharchenko echoed the unrepentant attitude of the ruling party, saying in this video message that protesters in the country were "warned about criminal responsibility" but "didn't listen".

That attitude happened to echo the slant of internationally competitive American ideology in the Cold War.

An attitude that would echo the Renaissance era which he respected so much.