Sentence examples for experience echoes from inspiring English sources
Her experience echoes that of Monica Ceño Elie-Joseph.
Her experience echoes that of many parents for whom an affordable break during the school holidays is a pipedream.
In some ways, Brazil's experience echoes recent events in India and Egypt, where horrific attacks have prompted outrage and soul searching, revealing deep fissures in each society.
His experience echoes scientists' reports: the populations of these giant catfish have declined precipitously, by an estimated 90 percent in the last 20 years.
The PT's experience echoes that of Volkswagen's New Beetle, which arrived on the market two years earlier, in 1998, to even more acclaim.
The phrase "Meeting God" is a reference to the Hindu word for enlightenment, darshan, which translates more precisely as "seeing or being seen by God" -- and this evocation of reciprocity and visual experience echoes through the show.
And her experience echoed a harsh reality.
This is an experience echoed by Michael Cullen, secretary of the SNP's Glasgow region.
Oddly, Schopenhauer's experience echoed that of Jean-Jacques Rousseau almost a century earlier.
Dr. Darwish described a long imprisonment that included torture, an experience echoed by several physicians interviewed for this article.
David Ignatius, the book's author and a columnist for The Washington Post with extensive foreign experience, echoed Mr. DiCaprio's sentiments about "Body of Lies".
