Sentence examples for perspective was echoed from inspiring English sources

— Martin McGuinness (@M_McGuinness_SF) 9 Apr 13 Late Wednesday, Mr. McGuinness's perspective was echoed by his colleague Gerry Adams in an interview with Rodney Edwards of The Impartial Reporter, a Northern Irish weekly published in County Fermanagh.

That perspective was echoed by Margaret Corvid, a writer and sex worker who penned an open letter to James Deen for The Establishment, decrying the impact that Deen's actions would have on the sex work industry.

That perspective was echoed by one of the longest-running Oscar sponsors, Eastman Kodak, an advertiser from 1965 to 1969 and then again from 1985 through this year, when the company will unspool three 30-second commercials.

This perspective was echoed by Bronwen Percival, a buyer for Neal's Yard, who was enthusiastic about the growing market in a country full of customers "looking for cheeses with big flavours".

Such a perspective is echoed in indigenous understandings of the relationships between self and world.

Byrne's perspective is echoed by other experts, who describe them as "snake oil," scam tokens and outright mistakes.

That perspective is echoed by Jason Cahill, managing director at McCune Capital Management, a New York-based seed and early-stage tech investor that launched this year.

This perspective is echoed throughout his community.

This biopsychosocial perspective is echoed in current cognitive-behavioral models of chronic pain, which have implicated fear of pain as an important vehicle behind the development and maintenance of chronic pain [ 8, 9].

The clashing perspectives of witnesses was echoed in the partisan sparring of lawmakers, with Republicans accusing the State Department of shortchanging security at the compound and Democrats countering that the vast majority of security requests from there had been met.

-- was echoed at Microsoft.