Sentence examples for surely echo from inspiring English sources

Then another fan will surely echo the first and so on.

The reverberations of this supreme meeting, blissful and thrilling, shall surely echo through space and time for ever.

The landlord, Margaret Streicker Porres, chose simple words that anyone who has ever been sucked into a renovation-from-hell could surely echo: "This has been an unfolding process".

And in seeing just how fast Malevich left all this behind him when he flew: when you reach the 1915 gallery there is a rush of energy, a feeling of release which must surely echo Malevich's own sense of breaking free.

Such passages surely echo in Moncrieff's rendering of Proust's voice in that most beautiful section of modern prose, the "Place Names: The Place," which concludes his first volume: With admiring eyes I saw, luminous and imprisoned in a bowl by themselves, the agate marbles which seemed precious to me because they were as fair and smiling as little girls, and because they cost fivepence each.

Martin Luther King would surely echo the words of Graça Machel: "we need a sense of urgency as if it were your child".

But it surely echoed through one family's ears with more urgency than ever: Get to work.

Scranton was a thriving capital of the coal industry in those days, but it quickly fell on harder times, and the regular evocation, in her work, of thriving rather than stagnant cities surely echoes her sense of the fine little town's rise and fall.

The distaste on the face of the proprietor, the fine character actor Llewellyn Rees, surely echoes the pursed lips of all who had dogged Robinson's 60s days with twitching curtains and long noses when all he was trying to do was … have some fun.

It is hard to believe that Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia would wind up as my hero, but he surely echoes my sentiments in being saddened beyond words by the unleashing of "our awesome military might" upon Iraq under the Bush doctrine of pre-emption.

How can we highlight the work of communities like Artesia--surely echoed in cities and towns across the United States on this National Day of Prayer--instead of focusing on ignorance, fear, and injustice?