Sentence examples for echoing the feelings from inspiring English sources

I am echoing the feelings of millions of women in India.

"It's hard to ground ourselves sometimes," Ms. Gannes observed, echoing the feelings of many of her peers.

Perhaps Goldblatt's Tottenham roots are showing in his obvious dislike of Abramovich's Chelsea, but he is also echoing the feelings of many fans.

What does marriage mean when you have already signed piles of legal documents that declare yourselves each other's health care proxies, and heirs and guardians of your children? "We've been married a long time," Mr. Robinson said, echoing the feelings of so many same-sex couples.

"Initially I was having a heart attack inside," Bratt later confessed to me, no doubt echoing the feelings of many a performer, "but I thought it was only a glitch and would last a few seconds so I interacted with the crowd, and made sure they had a good time.

When four board members at Dutch insurer Aegon made $50 million by exercising their options in a rising market, the local press expressed shock and dismay, echoing the feelings of the public.

"When I got these scores I thought I would die," Ms. Singer said, echoing the feeling in many principals' offices throughout the city.

That echoes the feelings of many middle-class parents in big cities.

Another friend of Sabrina's, Briana Vergot, 14, echoed the feelings of outrage outside the house.

His line "I think you ought to know I'm feeling very depressed" echoed the feelings of many fans this week.

Every person I spoke with in Bíran echoed the feelings about the accord expressed by Flori Suarez, a math teacher at the town's state-run school.