Sentence examples for having to echo from inspiring English sources

It's an appreciative encomium steeped in a thorough understanding of the medium -- just the kind of education one would hope to get at school, without having to echo the professor's thoughts in a paper.

Did they still have to echo the party line?

We had to echo the voice: the president, the king, whatever.

Such a cold and sterile interior, she argued, had to echo a similarly bloodless nature in the owners.

But that office, the top auditing institution in the federal government, only launches probes at the request of members of Congress or other federal agencies, meaning an elected official will have to echo ADLF's concerns before the GAO acts.

I have to echo the support for the Tyson Chisora fight being on Channel 5. Made such a refreshing change.

I have to echo Mary Wells: The Virgin Mary, also known as the Blessed Mother, is the most influential and powerful woman in the world.

I have to echo Lawrie's sentiments and say: I just can't see them getting a win tonight". Spain Arconadaa; Gordillo, Tendillo, Alesanco, Camacho; Alonso, Saura, Sanchez; Juanito, Satrustegui, Ufarte.

I have to echo your comment though Adam, I was going to say exactly the same thing about Simon Mann (my personal favoruite) - he has been on TMS since 1996!

I finally got the chance to test the MateBook X Pro in full recently, and I have to echo the chorus of praises that other publications such as The Verge -- "best laptop available right now" -- have heaped onto the product.

Update: It's downloaded, and I have to echo the sentiments of one of the in-Marketplace reviewers: "Force close at startup…way to go Google." Apparently it's got some issues with Cupcake as well.