Sentence examples for echo this thinking from inspiring English sources

Koplan and colleagues echo this thinking in their recent contribution to the definition debate.

Ms. Merkel seemed to echo that thinking in her remarks on Tuesday.

Four women echo this.

Many firms would echo this.

This approach echoes the thinking of Daniel Kahneman, a psychologist who studies decision making and won the Nobel prize for his work in behavioral economics.

This excerpt echoes the thinking of quite a few ice researchers I've interviewed over recent years: "It's hard even for people like me to believe, to see that climate change is actually doing what our worst fears dictated," said Jennifer A. Francis, a Rutgers University scientist who studies the effect of sea ice on weather patterns.

(Followers of the latest Afghan war will hear an echo of this thinking in the common use in recent years of the term "Afghanization" by Pentagon planners).

The President is known for tweeting impulsively, but in this case his words weren't spontaneous: they clearly echoed the thinking of Caddell, Bannon, and Mercer.

William McRaven, the retired Navy admiral who commanded the 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden, called Trump's statement a "threat to democracy". The President is known for tweeting impulsively, but in this case his words weren't spontaneous: they clearly echoed the thinking of Caddell, Bannon, and Mercer.

That echoes the thinking of Peter Andrew Jaszi, a professor of law at American University's Washington College of Law and one of the panel members scheduled to speak at Friday's conference.

Echoing the thinking of many Ukrainian economists, he said that to introduce the currency before inflation was brought under control would condemn it to rapid collapse.