Sentence examples for echo the view from inspiring English sources

Various political analysts echo the view.

His comments echo the view of the deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, who has said there were disproportionate numbers of middle and upper class students at university.

The Commission's findings echo the view of outgoing Bank of England governor Mervyn King, who has long-insisted the problems of Britain's banks were more home-made.

Someone representing a traditional Republican view, for instance, might echo the view that private equity tycoon Stephen Schwarzman of Blackstone Group put forth in a Wall Street Journal opinion piece last year, and argue that new rules passed following the 2008 crisis might create another liquidity crunch, cutting off access to capital just when it's needed most.

Some skeptics, like Jeff Baker, a book critic for The Portland Oregonian, are prepared to concede that the books are "well written and extremely imaginative" but echo the view that Harry Potter is not yet assured of a place in the annals of great children's literature.

Mr Cameron's starting point for a national debate appears to echo the view of the high Tory thinker and journalist TE Utley, who described the welfare state as "an arrangement under which we all largely cease to be responsible for our own behaviour and in return become responsible for everyone else's".

But her writings also echo the views of several of the Supreme Court's more conservative justices.

Experts said pluralism made religious leaders less likely to echo the views of the government.

They echo the views of others and do not have unique innovations.

Other Republican senators echoed the view.

Hua echoed the view that the United States was seeking to contain China's rise.