Sentence examples for speak echoed from inspiring English sources

The noticeably direct new kind of corporate speak echoed statements from startups to Arkansas-based Walmart, the largest private employer in the US, which on Tuesday issued a statement saying its home state's controversial new legislation ran against the company's "core basic belief" of inclusivity.

Others in the local-news business with whom I spoke echoed the sentiment.

Autism Speaks echoed a similar sentiment in a statement of their own.

Unlike many analysts who tend to lapse into empty corporate-speak (echoing the managers they cover), Adelman writes and speaks in clear, fact-laced phrases that ably convey nuances in court cases and subtle market shifts.

As Mrs. Salaima spoke, gunfire echoed from streets where stone-throwing youths battled Israeli soldiers.

Most of those I spoke to echoed the comments of Leonard Downie Jr., former executive editor of The Washington Post, who called WikiLeaks's archive "newsworthy and of public interest".

Other Democratic senators I spoke with echoed this assessment, but just about everyone else I talked to in Washington predicted that Gorsuch would get the sixty votes.

But most of the American women I spoke to echoed the remarks of a friend, who said, "I'll never buy a dress at the Prada boutique again after getting these really amazing ones on Yoox".

As if that one-two punch was not sufficient, another top executive who spoke Friday echoed the proposal of Mr. Kaess to lift the industry by rethinking its emphasis.

Another veteran of the mobile hardware and software industry I spoke to, echoed those thoughts.

Nearly everybody I spoke to echoed this sentiment.