Sentence examples for find an echo from inspiring English sources

Such concerns find an echo in some NATO capitals.

Friedman's observations find an echo in the current debate over professional licensure.

"Nothing that is genuinely human," the Council added, "fails to find an echo in their hearts".

In 2005, that same anger didn't find an echo; it just got worse.

We never would have guessed that our short manifesto would find an echo in China some 30 years later.

But they may well find an echo among people seeking to explain their dispossession even as others prosper.

In this setting the main problem is supplying the left ventricle with adequate preload; it is quite typical to find an echo-derived low preload (i.e. very low left ventricular end-diastolic area) with a concomitant PAC-derived sign of elevated filling pressures (i.e. high PCWP).

He'd found an echo".

All this finds an echo in Bausch herself.

Unsurprisingly, that attitude of exploitation and entitlement finds an echo in the modern footballer.

And, at least elsewhere in Africa, his cries have found an echo.