Sentence examples for partially echoed from inspiring English sources
Schulz's comments were partially echoed by the president of the European commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, who said there was no reason to wait until October to begin negotiating Britain's departure from the EU.
Garcetti partially echoed that view Thursday.
After the program contained multiple skits mocking unmarried or unattractive women, Chinese feminists circulated online petitions demanding an apology from China's state broadcaster, a call that was partially echoed even in Chinese state media.
These themes partially echoed those variables included in standard item-sets and Smith et al. [ 3] review of Cochrane reviews, but there were many which stood apart from these 'standard' outcomes.
The case beginning in September, stemming from the crime on Sorghum Mill Drive in Cheshire, Conn., does not only partially echo the narrative of the Mills case, but it also features the same judge, the same chief prosecutor and the same lead defense lawyer.
Our findings partially echo a previous study, which finds that clinicians target biomedical problems more than sociobehavioral factors, such as access or social support (22).
This view is echoed by Marshall, who feels that being partially deaf and requiring expensive equipment may mean that she is less likely to be employed.
Both States of Shock, premiered in 1991, a response to the Gulf war that echoed his early work, and the uneven Simpatico (1994), a play reminiscent of David Mamet in its partially submerged narrative, were not particularly well received.
Hogg partially blames the media for not covering the voices of people of color when discussing gun violence, a sentiment he echoed during a live Twitter Q&A on Monday.
Alderson has echoed Collins.
