Sentence examples for faithfully echo from inspiring English sources

So it is that the majority, the no longer poor, now turn against those who have not availed themselves of all that capitalism innocently wishes to shower upon them; and under the barrage of resentment and loathing this incapacity incurs, is it any wonder that poor people faithfully echo the dominant view of their condition?

Many — although certainly not all — faithfully echoed talking points intended to counter critics.

But administration officials said his remarks faithfully echoed the administration's criticism.

American Idols Live! is different things to different people, but at heart it's an old-fashioned revue, with a format that faithfully echoes the television show.

The proposal faithfully echoed the views of mainland Communist Party officials, whose disdain for a free vote had triggered the recent unrest.

Just what sort of history we were witnessing, however — that is, what chapter from our past it most faithfully echoed — was more a matter of personal interpretation.

Not only does Aipac not represent mainstream American Jewish opinion, it also presents quite a narrow window into Israeli opinion, faithfully echoing the hawkish line of Binyamin Netanyahu's government.

Aware of the dismal fates of their kind in Iran under Ayatollah Khomeini, they faithfully echoed the anti-Islamist, après-moi-le-déluge fears that the region's autocrats used in Washington whenever American officials objected to tyranny.

Though Mr Shariatmadari is the influential boss of a state-owned newspaper group, Keyhan, which faithfully echoes the thoughts of Iran's conservative clerical leaders, his exhortation is unlikely to be acted on.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] entry for TurkeySIR – Your leader on Turkey's election faithfully echoes Washington's long-standing demand that the country be allowed to join the European Union ("Of mullahs and majors", July 21st).

The day was organised by Holden's Sustainable Food Trust, but the talking points faithfully echoed Charles's view that industrialised agriculture is a big, dangerous experiment with our environment and a threat to the livelihoods of small farmers.