Sentence examples for echoing a theme from inspiring English sources
Echoing a theme of her campaign, she described it as an example of "what effective policy making is all about".
"I am not a perfect person," he said, echoing a theme he hit on throughout the day.
"This is the moment Democrat Gene Taylor turned his back on us," the narrator said, echoing a theme that has emerged in district after district.
Echoing a theme he talked about at the conference last year, Mr. Nadella said the industry had a responsibility to build technology that empowered everyone.
But Mr. Gandhi was merely echoing a theme of Mr. Palme, whose body lay in a white coffin under a heap of red roses.
For his part, Mr. Sarkozy called for Libyans to show forgiveness to their internal adversaries and not resort to vengeance and score-settling as the conflict winds down, echoing a theme expressed by the leaders of the Transitional National Council.
He echoed a theme expressed by many on blogs and in the streets after the breakup.
That echoes a theme in President Obama's State of the Union address last month, in which he called for many different kinds of energy production.
His words echoed a theme often sounded by Paul E. Tsongas, the former Massachusetts Senator who dropped out of the Presidential contest in March.
And it echoes a theme noticeable in its original editorial siding with the remain argument: a continuing scepticism about the wisdom of maintaining EU membership.
