Sentence examples for echoing a refrain from inspiring English sources

He was echoing a refrain I heard often around the country.

Echoing a refrain from the company, Mr. Bush said he stood on the side of "innovation, not litigation".

"I don't fear al-Qaida as much as I fear the Iranian militias," Mustafa said, echoing a refrain in Baghdad.

"Iran does not want this project to be completed," Colonel Latifi had told me, echoing a refrain I heard again and again in Zaranj.

Mr. Lo, echoing a refrain heard among many protesting on the streets, said he doubted China would ever allow universal suffrage for the city.

"She rescued this country, in my view," said William Hague, bluntly echoing a refrain that sounded throughout the afternoon: that privatisation and the liberation of market forces had pulled Britain back from the brink.

Asked who he thought was behind Mr. Villarreal's death, the round, balding man looked over at his wife, tears streaming down her cheeks, and echoed a refrain heard from so many Mexican crime victims.

While she isn't looking for a religious community, Pataky's social needs echo a refrain that Seligman often hears.

"This is a historical fact, which has a projection into the present," he said, echoing a familiar refrain in Moscow.

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

That they had him in a room and insulted him for three hours is absolutely unacceptable," said Stamatis Vassilaros, a doctor echoing a common refrain.