Sentence examples for sense was echoed from inspiring English sources

That sense was echoed by Hesham Alaa, a young religious activist who left the Center Party after the revolution for fear that his work there would be in vain.

The reasoned arguments that Buchan had come to regard as common sense were echoed by other English writers eager to restructure schools, factories and hospitals.

Roth's sense of ostracism was echoed by those who came to Europe from its colonies.

That sense of confusion was echoed by a Chinese reader engaged in a discussion on Tibet last week on this newspaper's Web site, nytimes.com.

The sense of disappointment was echoed by Woods's peers, with Padraig Harrington saying the American, for all his recent difficulties, remains a big attraction for both the public and players.

That sense of urgency was echoed by Clark, who has given prospective buyers the weekend to make a better, unconditional offer than Miller's.

The sense of deliberate anonymity was echoed in the season's handbags.

"When I saw all the stories about U.W. taking more international students, I thought, 'Damn, I'm a minority now for being in-state.' " Actually, nearly two-thirds of Ms. Siddiqui's classmates are from Washington, but her inaccurate sense of the population was echoed by all of the three dozen freshmen interviewed — including those from other states and from China.

That same sense of humility and drive was echoed in a speech Monáe delivered after Bush, Essence acting managing editor, presented her with a framed copy of the magazine cover.

The austerity of the Chapurin presentation was echoed in the severity of the collection, which makes perfect sense when Siberia is the theme of the show.

That was echoed everywhere.