Sentence examples for echoed the prediction from inspiring English sources

Chris Childs echoed the prediction that he made when the Knicks faced a similar situation against the Miami Heat in their previous series.

The French magazine L'Express echoed the prediction earlier this year when it asked whether the massive disappearance of the world's bees heralded the arrival of the Apocalypse.

As rapturous proclamations of the Internet's ability to connect everyone, everywhere echoed the predictions that greeted the age of the telephone, so did neocriticism's imperative to embrace the new and transform the body fall neatly in line with older narratives of technology and forgetting most notably, the futurism movement of the turn of the twentieth century.

Morgentaler's observation seems to echo the predictions journalist Liza Mundy in her book "The Richer Sex," in which she argued that, as women become the breadwinners in more relationships, the responsibility for being sexually appealing shifts from women to men.

Retailers echoed the assessment.

Travis Porter echoed the sentiment.

Mr. Murray echoed the observation.

Disability advocates echoed the point.

Mr. Carney echoed the sentiment.

Many others echoed the sentiment.

Mitt Romney echoed the thought.