Sentence examples for echoed the media from inspiring English sources
The running commentary on the bump and pregnancy dress code of the duchess formerly known as Kate Middleton over the past seven months echoed the media obsession with her husband's late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
Minister Dutton's dismissive comments echoed the media statement released by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection yesterday, which played down the significance of the document leak.
Nearly all of the CEOs, financial consultants and bankers on our over sized debate panel echoed the media coverage, treating the crisis as a technical problem, a puzzle economists had to solve.
Separately in 2015 Norman warned against priorities driven by media obsessions and yet his response seems to echo the media obsession with an apparent rash of dangerous cyclists on our roads – contrary to all evidence.
British No 2 Johanna Konta echoed the social media messages of many: "Rest in peace Bally.
Many internet users have echoed the official media's criticism of the violence during the recent demonstrations, and ridiculed calls for a boycott of Japanese goods in a country awash with them.
The red carpet emphasis on serious conversation echoed the social media campaign to #Ask HerMore begun in 2015 and pushed by actresses including Reese Witherspoon who said they wanted to talk about their work, beliefs and ideas, not just their clothes.
Meanwhile, the deputy prime minister echoed the calls for media ownership changes expressed by Mr Miliband.
Police statements were allegedly written under direction and altered, the victims were turned into aggressors, and the media echoed the police's smear campaign.
The increasingly harsh assessment of Israel's failure to have any real leverage in the talks was echoed in the media.
