Sentence examples for simply echoing from inspiring English sources
"I'm simply echoing [Republicans] in calling on the speaker of the house" to vote, Carney says.
Some cite China's human rights record while others are simply echoing organized labor.
Rather than replicating or simply echoing the Classical past, Mr. Tschumi engages in a dialogue that reaches across centuries.
"If he's on the run, he's not governing Iraq," Mr. Rumsfeld said, and Mr. Fleischer said he was simply echoing that view today.
Or are you simply echoing the claims of militant Tibetan refugee groups that challenge and defy their spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, by advocating independence and violence.
"By simply echoing successive Likud governments that call for toughness and that engage in anti-Palestinian rhetoric," AIPAC has ended up "in opposition to Obama and a good part of the Democratic Party, lining up with Republican policies, regardless of partisan intent".
Others simply echo the sentiments of their parents.
May simply echoes what so many have claimed in the past, and Stafford lets it ride.
Instead of aiming for originality every time, they would do better to simply echo what they hear on the streets.
These simply echo the statutory definition, declaring that a controlled group includes "two or more corporations which are owned 80percentt or more..
We are replacing tenure-track faculty with underpaid course facilitators who simply echo the contents of a textbook without any original thinking.
