Sentence examples for echoing the responses from inspiring English sources

The condition of exile encompasses a wide variety of circumstances, but they are all pathetic in one way or another, and if that unhappy subaltern felt sorry for himself at the start of the Victorian age, he was exactly echoing the responses of the most famous exile of them all 19 centuries before.

"They've seen none of it," Bizzle protests, echoing the response of some east Londoners in the aftermath of the riots.

The gang-rape triggered a wave of public protests, echoing the response to recent similar crimes in India, including the fatal attack on a student on a bus in New Delhi in 2012.

Johansson's comments very closely echo the responses she gave to Marie Claire earlier this year.

Her fresh (and extremely funny) reactions echoed the responses of many other viewers to the movie's most bizarre scenes.

The politely disappointed note stuck by Stoppard's reviews echoed the response to Something Happened (1974), Joseph Heller's follow-up to Catch-22 after 13 years, and to Vineland (1990), Thomas Pynchon's even tardier next novel after Gravity's Rainbow.

But the response to Trump's rift with other Republican leaders echoes the response to a broader question about where his supporters' loyalties lie.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, issued a statement echoing the party response.

He trimmed the text and, echoing the traditional response people knew, "miserere nobis", and the commendatio for the sick, called on God to "have mercy upon us miserable sinners".

One response, echoing the path of incandescents, is the emergence of cheaper bulbs with shorter life spans.

Echoing the campaign's official response, former New York City mayor Rudolph Giuliani called Trump an "absolute genius"' on CNN yesterday.