Sentence examples for echoing a sentiment from inspiring English sources

"I'm stressed out," says Sergeant Harris, echoing a sentiment the filmmaker, suffering from combat stress, says he shared.

"Celebrities have taken over the world, even bad ones," Rowland says, echoing a sentiment that everyone in fashion acknowledges.

Mr. Crandall asked, echoing a sentiment that is widely held, but not publicly discussed, by most top airline executives.

It's a character," Mr. Hauser said, echoing a sentiment voiced by almost everyone involved in the show.

Echoing a sentiment heard here frequently, he added, "We don't want this to be a fair fight".

Lebanon's prime minister, Najib Mikati, condemned the attack, echoing a sentiment heard often here that the violence plays into the region's broader tension.

He echoes a sentiment often heard in Silicon Valley, that an I.P.O.

It echoed a sentiment from a Trump speech during primary season back in January.

It echoes a sentiment expressed on his new album, Cashmere if You Can: "I'm still living my improbable dream".

Indeed, her mother echoed a sentiment heard everywhere when she told The Sunday Mirror that her daughter's death was "only a matter of time".

Powell, who finished the race in 5.64 seconds, 0.03 faster than his countryman Nesta Carter, echoed a sentiment shared by many competitors at the meet.