Sentence examples for echoing a common slogan from inspiring English sources

"We belong to the 99% who will no longer remain silent", said a placard held up by one man, echoing a common slogan of the Wall Street movement's participants.

"Pac was like a chameleon," Syke says, echoing a common view among Tupac's friends.

Echoing a common sentiment here in Alabama, Mr. Bryant said of the death toll: "It's low.

"America does not like Islam," he said, echoing a common sentiment here.

"It's like having a relationship with a person," said Tom McMillen, who pilots the Stellar Sea, echoing a common refrain.

"The doors aren't open for a woman," says Thomas, echoing a common complaint.

The bad food, on some level, reflects bad politics (echoing a common feeling about Walmart).

Campuses today, they argued, echoing a common theme, are plagued by "hypersensitivity".

No surprise there, columnist Jesus Silva-Herzog Marquez wrote this week, echoing a common refrain.

"This is the revolution of all the people," read a common slogan.

A common slogan warned against the "three forces" of terrorism, separatism and extremism.