Sentence examples for only echoed from inspiring English sources

Yet Aldi has only echoed those price drops to maintain its lead on price.

"She said, 'Holly, it's way too late for that.' " And when Ms. Peterson brought her concerns to Mr. Stephanopoulos, she said, he only echoed Ms. Wentworth's sentiments.

Extramarital relationships, he told a friend, offered "a sort of consummation, as when two bodies... reach a point which can never be excelled, only echoed.

She not only echoed Education Secretary Arne Duncan's call for evaluation systems that take student achievement into account but also expressed support for "a fair, transparent and expedient process to identify and deal with ineffective teachers".

Cell biologist Marc Kirschner of Harvard Medical School in Boston not only echoed those concerns but also stated bluntly a consideration that usually goes unspoken at NIH advisory council meetings.

This was a sentiment that was not only echoed by the conference attendees but also the politicians who stopped by to show their support.

"They look found, but they only echo found," he said.

If that were to occur, it would only echo what is happening in Catholic parishes throughout the developed world.

In "Grapefruit," one of the instructional pieces reads: "Get a telephone that only echoes back your voice.

Is it a world of rotting bulkheads, poisoned waters and a compromised animal realm only echoing its native glory?

I can only echo the words of Celtics broadcaster Sean Grande: "You just hope that this story has a happy ending".