Sentence examples for has not been echoed from inspiring English sources

The outcry in the European press over the killings of civilians in Jenin has not been echoed in US newspapers.

There can hardly be an utterance made by a Protestant on a matter of faith in self-awareness as a Protestant that has not been echoed by a Catholic.

But that support has not been echoed within his own Democratic party (PD), a significant portion of which regards him as an ideologically troubling upstart with an unseemly amount of ambition and a suspicious affinity with New Labour.

For the Obama administration, which had signalled early in its term that it would not enforce marijuana laws in states that took a lenient approach to cannabis, this crackdown amounts to a puzzling U-turn; lawsuits are already trying to block the crackdown.In California it seems especially bizarre, and it has not been echoed in Colorado.

If the corporate office believes, as their vice president Tammy Turner wrote in its press release, that the new hype team "will further enhance the game-night experience for Spurs fans at the AT&T Center", that sentiment has not been echoed in their actions.

Sadly those sentiments have not been echoed by the main rivals for the presidency.

Williams said Gatemore's concerns had not been echoed by other shareholders.

17 18 Such comments have not been echoed by other state leaders; however, it is possible that this view still influences tobacco policies in many modern countries.

His rambling hadn't been echoed by a "yup" or a "got it" for five minutes, but he just kept at it.

But his popularity among activists has not been widely echoed by the party establishment, which is at odds with how races often unfold.

Since 1800 food prices have decreased by more than 90%, and in 2000, according to the World Bank, prices were lower than ever before.Modern MalthusMalthus was wrong: population growth has not been exponentialDr Ehrlich's prediction echoed that made 170 years earlier by Thomas Malthus.