Sentence examples for suggestion echoed from inspiring English sources
The suggestion echoed a call from Rep. Mike Coffman (R-Colo). a day earlier.
One suggestion echoed his own views: that perhaps Justice Douglas was expressing disgust with the tax code in the hope it would be changed.
It served as both a reminder of how new she is to the political arena and a suggestion, echoed by the occasionally odd tone of her campaign, that she is still finding her way.
It's a suggestion echoed by the attorney general, George Brandis, who on Thursday released a report on parentage and the family law act calling for a coordinated international response to overseas surrogacy arrangements.
It's a suggestion echoed by the Australian attorney general, George Brandis, who on Thursday released a report on parentage and the family law act calling for a coordinated international response to overseas surrogacy arrangements.
Bolton's suggestion, echoed by Pence, that North Korea must relinquish its nuclear program completely before receiving reciprocal benefits from the United States — a situation he compared to Libya's actions in 2003 — inspired fierce denunciations from Kim's aides over the past two weeks.
His suggestion echoes an idea proposed a year earlier by Olivier Jeanne of Johns Hopkins University.
This suggestion echoes study after study in which teens say that they want to keep close relationships with their parents.
That suggestion echoes a similar proposal by Niccolò Machiavelli, a political theorist whom Rousseau greatly admired and whose love of republican government he shared.
Owen Belton's score is all whispery suggestion, echoing the island's "thousand twangling instruments" and colouring Ariel's delicate mannequin strut, Caliban's anguished lumbering and Ferdinand Yannick Matthonn) and Miranda's dreamy mutual entanglings.
This suggestion echoes the EC's wish to see Member States and the research community "integrate structured mentoring as an integral part into doctoral programmes," as well as offering "doctoral candidates better access to a supervisor at all levels".
