Sentence examples for echoing those of from inspiring English sources
Drucker, however, believes some claims that Netanyahu wants media controls echoing those of Russia's Vladimir Putin or Turkey's Recep Tayipp Erdoğan are exaggerated.
Then there's the 1970 strip about Linus agonising in the pumpkin patch, his doubts about the existence of a greater power echoing those of Schulz himself.
The Democratic campaign has been all about rhetorical borrowings on all sides, and Mrs. Clinton sounded lines echoing those of Senator Barack Obama and John Edwards.
Mr. Locke was sitting on a gold mine of personal narrative, an immigrant tale echoing those of millions of white Americans.
(These symptoms, echoing those of mild flu, lead to the persistent but false rumor that flu shots cause flu, experts say).
Thuring sees these semi-public displays of domestic decor as self-portraiture of sorts, with the window's four sides echoing those of the canvas.
Their comments echoed those of the student.
His arguments echoed those of the Garden.
Still, her ideas have echoed those of conservatives nationally.
