Sentence examples for opinion was echoed from inspiring English sources

His opinion was echoed by his opposite number, Laurentiu Reghecampf.

That opinion was echoed by Andrew O'Dell, chief executive at Pereira & O'Dell.

His opinion was echoed by another Jew I canvassed, Woody Allen, who finds the fact that "people are knocked out of their chairs" by Mr. Lieberman's nomination "ridiculous".

Her opinion was echoed by Robert E. Knight, the director of the Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute at the University of California, Berkeley, who is also the chief science adviser at NeuroFocus.

That opinion was echoed by Alan Khazei, chief executive at an organization called Be the Change, which is overseeing ServiceNation.org along with the Harvard School of Public Health and other organizations like City Year and the Points of Light Institute.

His opinion was echoed by Austrian Foreign Minister Michael Spindelegger, who said the EU could only succeed economically "if you pull together in the same direction".

His opinion is echoed in the report "In Safe Hands," which was published in March by Barclays Wealth and the Economist Intelligence Unit.

This opinion is echoed by Mike Matthews (@mikematthewsCDN) who is a Head of ICT at a state school on the south coast in his blog.

That opinion is echoed by many middle class residents of Sadr City, including Mr. Hussein's own family, who accuse Mr. Sadr of taking advantage of the residents' rage at their condition, and say his followers are nothing more than a band of vigilante teams whose primary occupation is stealing from passers-by.

This opinion is echoed in the Financial Times by Brendan Lemon, who argues: "what is overt in this production – passion – isn't the same as insight"; and by Elysa Gardner of USA Today, for whom the production "doesn't pack as much punch as you'd hope".

His opinion is echoed by Houston Chronicle's Amy Biancolli who complained that "the script is busy with so many supporting characters and plot detours that the series' charming idiosyncrasy is sometimes lost in the noise".