Sentence examples for less echoes from inspiring English sources
This message more or less echoes one offered this year in a report by the Bipartisan Policy Center.
"There's a lot less echo with Bill, for one thing.
Miliband and Clegg then got to do their brief solos, which more or less echoed what Morgan had already said.
Perhaps in a sign of how in sync our team had become, Ms. Carter more or less echoed my thought.
Why do we give up control when a man shows up? "It's boring," groaned one French friend — a banker, no less — echoing many others.
The official line in Washington, more or less echoed by Pyongyang as well as by Beijing and Seoul, is that the Trump-Kim summit will be held to advance the case for North Korea's denuclearization.
Asked to define exactly what he does on a typical day at home base, Jennings delineated a routine that is more or less echoed by his peers: "For most of my day, I work as an editor.
Less echo chamber of your social graph, more wide open view of the world's conversation", explains co-founder Paul Quigley.
While many are upset with HTC over its handling of video on its devices, many others have a "you get what you pay for" attitude, more or less echoing HTC's line.
It's just that, paradoxically, more voice has meant less echo.
(This criticism was more or less echoed during the recent outcry over similar legislation in the U.S. Congress).
