Sentence examples for echoes a point from inspiring English sources

That echoes a point he made at a conference I attended in Italy in 2008.

One point made by organizers echoes a point made in Philadelphia when readers snapped up copies of the Philadelphia Daily News and the Philadelphia Inquirer that celebrated the World Series victory.

That sentiment echoes a point Goldman clients have made in response to the Times op-ed on Wednesday.

"This is an interplanetary gulf," she said, echoing a point in an editorial that accompanied her study.

She did not address those issues in detail, although she did echo a point President Obama made earlier in the week.

"It shouldn't be propaganda," Ms. Chen said, echoing a point that all of the organization's staff members cite as a strength.

And, echoing a point I made yesterday, the FT thought it "questionable why licence fee payers should want to subsidise such content".

This time, echoing a point aides had been making, she helped put an end to a seemingly indeterminable series of primary debates when she publicly declared, with a laugh: "I've also decided no more debates.

He was echoing a point shared privately by other diplomats, that 2014 was likely to be "a perfect storm" of political and military upheaval coinciding with the formal close of the NATO combat mission in Afghanistan.

Echoing a point he made at a news conference Monday, Mr. Rubio said, "I've seen the good that legal immigration has done for our country, and I see the strain that illegal immigration places on our country".

"History is rife with cases in which well-intentioned revolutions are hijacked," said one senior Israeli official, echoing a point that Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton made the weekend before Mr. Mubarak's fall.