Sentence examples for echo the beliefs from inspiring English sources

Young people absorb and echo the beliefs and behaviours that exist around them, but rather than blaming the Rihannas and Delevignes, we should look closer to home.

Echoing the beliefs of St. Francis, whose name he took, it called for a church devoted to the poor, a church that returned to its roots and the original healing ministry of Jesus.

We want free!" This echoed the beliefs of many protesters.

Two others familiar with the situation echoed the belief that deliberations between the NFL and NFLPA will continue into the regular season.

She also echoed the belief of some parents that the ability to read will bolster her child's chances of being admitted to a top school.

I sought out kindred folk whose life style echoed the belief that the Village was a "free and independent republic," words proclaimed by artists there in 1917.

Many others echoed the belief that victims of the bombing — including the families of the four people murdered by the Tsarnaev brothers — could now find some relief from their anguish.

In the recalcitrant late-afternoon heat, the crowd, about three-quarters white, chanted "Take it down!," echoing the belief that the slogan was a symbol of hatred that ought to be immediately dispatched to the past.

Dr. James Hoxie of the University of Pennsylvania echoed the belief of many other participants by saying, "we are not close to having a vaccine" and "there is a tremendous need for innovation" in developing one.

Ms. Livni echoed the belief of some political analysts here that Mr. Mofaz would be more likely to join a Netanyahu-led government, saying that he would turn Kadima into "Likud B," an accusation Mr. Mofaz strenuously denied in an interview with Israel Radio as voting was under way on Tuesday.

Variations on these stories can be found throughout the first millennium A.D., with many echoing the belief that Solomon used a pool of water to trick the beautiful queen into raising the hem of her skirt either to show her hairy legs or to reveal whether she had the hooves of a donkey, a sure sign of a demon.