Sentence examples for echoed cautiously from inspiring English sources
This was echoed (cautiously) by the Kurdish leader Jalal Talabani and the others.
Her language at the polling station echoed the cautiously optimistic tone that had dominated the final two weeks of her campaign.
But Meryl Halls at the Booksellers Association echoed the authors' positivity, saying the mood had been "cautiously optimistic" in the sector for the last two years, and that shops "are starting to feel properly confident now".
President Obama, in Mexico on Monday, echoed the sigh of temporary relief coming from global leaders over the outcome of Greece's elections, cautiously calling it a "positive" opportunity for the crisis-torn country to form a government.
The remarks echoed the message delivered earlier in Brussels by the defence secretary, Chuck Hagel, who urged Russia to tread cautiously during what he said was "a time of great tension".
"We think we have the votes to win START," Helmke said, echoing the State Department and sources who are also cautiously optimistic.
"Echo, echo, echo," Parton jokes.
Knowing this, I look to the future rather cautiously with echoes of trepidation all around me.
In one, sustained fire echoes through the streets as pedestrians move cautiously but quickly along parked cars.
