Sentence examples for echoed positively from inspiring English sources
While it had some limited calming effect over the Kurds, the brief message has so far not echoed positively at all in government circles.
"In the age of the Internet, international public opinions voiced and echoed through it, can positively influence the Iranian government's policies and practices, especially right now when it is trying hard to break out of its current isolation," he says.
The first question, "Is it important to you to have a career that positively impacts society?" echoes the importance of altruism asked as a part of Fig. 3, "I chose my major because I want to help others".
But, echoing Sturgeon, he added: "The Tories must also respond to the election result and react positively to proposals for a transfer of powers beyond Smith, a position which won overwhelming support in the election".
"Echo, echo, echo," Parton jokes.
If the controversy echoes across the old songs, it positively dominates many of the new ones.
Catherine Jones of the Liverpool Echo reviewed "I See the Light" positively, hailing the song as a "rousing love ballad".
Sidney Millin, another "involvement worker" with the project, echoes David's assessment, saying that while he encountered "some reluctance", he too saw GPs and other staff react positively to being better informed.
