Sentence examples for echo your experience from inspiring English sources

Does that echo your experience too?

It's narrow, which cuts down on some of the worst echoing, but your experience may well be dependent on the quality of the sound engineer.

The findings echo the experience of black and Asian jobseekers contacted this weekend.

To that end, centrifuges exploit simple laws of physics, doing so in ways that echo common experience.

This approach would echo the physical experience of being lost in a labyrinth, and create a different viewing experience from that of a linear video.

Patinkin's work on "Criminal Minds" seems to echo his "Heartburn" experience, though on the TV show, he fired himself.

With such a large cast, you might expect Shakespeare in Love to echo Hall's experience of bringing Billy Elliot to the stage.

Echocardiography scans were performed by a neonatologist with 10 years' echo experience (AMG) using an Antares system (Siemens, Mountain View, California, USA) with a 10 MHz linear array transducer.

Ms. Charles's and Ms. Deen's conflicting accounts about their relationship loudly echo the experiences of generations of African-American cooks and their white employers.

On the surface, much that has happened in the last week in the St Louis suburb of Ferguson, Missouri, appears to echo the experiences of England in 2011.

This echoes the experience of travellers post-9/11 when hotel prices tumbled.