Sentence examples for openly echo from inspiring English sources
The steady eighth-note beathe the rounded bass tones and the halos of keyboards still openly echo the Cure and New Order.
And he openly echoed her assertion that the country believes that "fundamentally, everyone should be able to retire with dignity".
The misgivings are echoed openly on the streets of Freetown, which was invaded by rebels last year despite a Nigerian-led West Africa peacekeeping force.
To echo the arguments of military commanders who were against things like racially integrating the military and letting gays serve openly, the armed forces should not be a laboratory for social experimentation.
"Echo, echo, echo," Parton jokes.
In the gloomy restaurant where the waiters openly demanded bribes, Russians danced the lambada to the melancholy strains of Llorando se Fue – which, played on a synthesizer, seemed to echo in every function room in the Soviet Union.
Some of these articles were openly anti-Semitic, including one that echoed Nazi calls for "a final solution" and seemed to defend the notion of concentration camps.
Meanwhile, openly gay speed skater Blake Skjellerup has echoed Weir's sentiments, vowing to wear a rainbow pin to the Olympic Games next year.
Mr. Spitzer and Mr. Bruno fought openly and had memorable shouting matches that echoed through the inner offices of the executive chamber in the Capitol.
The U.S. media, echoing the sentiments of the U.S. government, is openly encouraging violent regime change in Venezuela.
From "Mississippe Goddam" to "Old Jim Crow," her lyrics openly criticized the racial inequality in America, a sentiment that was echoed in her acclaimed 1966 album, "Wild Is the Wind".
