Sentence examples for it parrots from inspiring English sources

The GOP plank does not back away from the party's long held support for free trade – despite Trump's vocal opposition to trade agreements such as Nafta and the Trans-Pacific Partnership – but it parrots his "America-first" philosophy.

It is domesticated and lives happily in a bourgeois environment; it sings; it parrots human speech; it pecks but never bites; and it has a top-heavy plumage, which, like that of so many poorly adapted ornithological species, renders it unsuitable for flight, except in circles.

Like the NRA, it parrots sympathy for the victims of so called "hate speech" but this is all performative double speak: a ventriloquist chiding his dummy.

I had to land this run so the pressure was at its maximum level but I think I dealt pretty well with it," Parrot told reporters.

It parroted the mantra, "there is no alternative" and now it is scrabbling to find one.

Yet until Britain was worsted in 2010, it parroted Blatter's defence of "not proven", fearing to lose any favours in its race for glory.

I hear it parroted over and over.

Like with the AR Drone before it, Parrot equipped serious drone technology in the Bebop yet managed to keep the price down and safe to fly indoors.

Unlike the low-lying, mostly uninhabited islands around it, Parrot Cay boasts a 50-foot rise, topped with the pink coral-trimmed, Mediterranean-style central building housing the lobby, bar and restaurant.

During our hackathon, Andre Smith and Gabriel Velez built the mobile app to deploy the drone and hacked into the MiniDrone to be able to control it (Parrot doesn't make that especially easy).

It parroted, without criticism, the messaging of anti-reformists who disingenuously claim that ICE coddles detained immigrants.