Sentence examples for echoed the note from inspiring English sources

Ms. White, the former prosecutor-cum-defense lawyer, echoed the note of caution.

Economists echoed the note of caution yesterday, casting doubt on how far the upbeat CBI survey might be reflected in hard sales figures, and ascribing some of the recent improvements to the rush before the VAT rise in the new year.

Rudisha echoed the sentiment, noting that world championships were typically strategic races.

Kopshever echoed the representatives, noting that Smith had aggressively pursued investigations: intervening in a fraud case against ExxonMobil and the inquiry into Hillary Clinton's email server, for instance.

For a 23-year-old, that is surely the best approach, and Klinsmann has echoed the sentiment, noting that the difference in the speed of the game between the Dutch league and international matches is enormous.

Pareja, who is friends with Aziz, Rahami's 14-year-old brother, echoed the claim, noting that he'd seen much less of Rahami in the store in the past two years.

[Thanks to reader dunedin for pointing out my error in crediting the song to Lindsey Buckingham.] James had some stinging guitar, which echoed note for note the original.

The note echoed the sentiments expressed in leaflets left near the scene of an incident on Monday, when gunmen wounded three traders.

A father-son political duo echoed the same sentiment, noting that Mr. Spitzer still had three years left in his term.

The Turkish-German director Fatih Akin went so far as to advocate forced screenings of European movies, and the Austrian auteur Michael Haneke echoed the sentiment by noting that "if you serve someone mashed potatoes, it's possible he won't much like spinach".

It's a mood that echoes the dominant note of this short book.