Sentence examples for echoes the thoughts from inspiring English sources

It echoes the thoughts and findings not only of Bush, but also of earlier researchers, and criminals.

Rong echoes the thoughts of every chef included in this piece – "I hate the caveat, female chef.

Villa's first-choice goalkeeper Brad Guzan, who was rested to the bench for cup competitions last term, echoes the thoughts of his manager.

Though Mr Shariatmadari is the influential boss of a state-owned newspaper group, Keyhan, which faithfully echoes the thoughts of Iran's conservative clerical leaders, his exhortation is unlikely to be acted on.

That echoes the thoughts of many in Pyeongchang after what has seemed like a series of coordinated steps over the past 36 hours to pave the way for Russia to return to the sporting fold.

Last week Mr Yeltsin warned grimly of a rising tide of fascism .Can the crisis end in a coup?" That was the main headline, on July 7th, in Nezavisimaya Gazyeta (The Independent), an influential newspaper that often echoes the thoughts of Russia's most prominent oligarch, Boris Berezovsky, who controls it.

"You don't necessarily have to care – unless you let them out". Michael Bonhom, a 36-year-old murderer from Anacostia, echoes the thought.

Brian Fields, who was Pavlidou's Ph.D. adviser at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, echoes the thought.

Lew echoes the thought, saying that he is quite convinced that technology derived from NSF will help convince people that despite a disability, "you can still do something very constructive with your life".

After," wrote ImperfectRex, echoing the thoughts of many.

Mr. Cameron echoed the thoughts in a news conference on Friday.