Sentence examples for echo this opinion from inspiring English sources

Lorne Michaels, creator of "Saturday Night Live," seems to echo this opinion in explaining why he invited Mr. Sharpton onto the show.

Echoing this opinion, Ed Rolko described the death as a "street fight gone awry".

Christy Lemire of the Associated Press echoed this opinion, giving it 1 star out of 4; she said the film is "just plain badand boring, and repetitive" and that "as comedy, it just feels numbing".

So if someone sticks his head up, everyone may grab on to his legs - because if he goes, they'd all have to go.' Curly Martin echoes this opinion.

In other processes, votes often echo the opinion of someone who is considered wise or the "voice of reason".

This echoed the opinions expressed at other PACs in NHSScotland which had implemented electronic POA ICPs [ 1].

Echoing the opinion of many Kandahar elders, he added, "The only way out of this conflict is to talk with the opposition, to bring them into the system and give them an equal portion".

What I find even stranger is women in this day and age who, when they cast their vote, are simply echoing the opinion of the men in their lives.

Several students echoed that opinion.

When I called Polat, he echoed the opinion of many of the critics.

"No," he says, echoing the opinion of almost all of An's former colleagues.