Sentence examples for echo widely from inspiring English sources
"Sisi is Mubarak," the activist Alaa Abd El Fattah wrote in a Twitter message echoed widely.
His sentiment was echoed widely among economists, politicians and analysts gathered here over the weekend for a conference held by the Council for the United States and Italy.
Egypt's changes have echoed widely across the Middle East, he believes, and none more than the arrest of Mubarak and his sons.
His criticism was echoed widely on the left, but the Socialist Party has had little concrete to say, with officials refusing "to be dragged into the trap" of a security debate.
The artistic rise of the veterans themselves, who began their careers at a time when independent filmmaking had nearly closed up, was a revolutionary moment that's still echoing widely throughout the industry.
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That sentiment was echoed widely by developing nations today -- along with the acknowledgement that the world would have to settle for a mediocre framework for moving forward.
Such sentiments were echoed widely by Republicans leaving the address, who pointed to people's struggles as evidence that the GOP's agenda will better serve most Americans.
"I have no doubt that Donald Trump would love nothing more than to zero out the budget of the Civil Rights Division," the attorney suggested, echoing widely reported anxiety in the department.
It's not a huge surprise to hear these experiences reported by American MSM; seeing them echoed widely among African MSM confirmed they're part of a widespread pattern.
