Sentence examples for thinking echoes from inspiring English sources

Chan's thinking echoes public statements made by Zhang Dejiang, National People's Congress chairman, who in recent months has spoken soothingly of Hong Kong's unique business advantages and the way they remain unduplicated by other Chinese cities.

The terms classless society, inferiority complex, and wishful thinking echoed die klassenlose Gesellschaft, der Minderwertigkeitskomplex, and das Wunschdenken.

Smith's thinking echoed that of Ginsburg and Sotomayor.

Kenny insisted that "moving was just more Brooklyn", a sentiment which Keith echoed, thinking that "it would be funny if we were movers because we've never moved a thing in our lives and we're so fucking weak and we hate physical labor".

The young men at the Harakat ul-Mujahedeen headquarters here in Peshawar hewed carefully to the group's line of thinking, which echoes that of Gen. Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's military ruler: groups waging holy war are acceptable, but terrorism is not.

Modern conservationists are struggling to re-integrate game and cattle, in a policy which echoes his thinking.

Jim Carroll of The Irish Times viewed it as an important and entertaining album that is forward thinking, even though it echoes the past era of West Coast hip hop.

Mick Mulvaney, a South Carolina congressman who has endorsed Paul and was travelling with him, echoed such thinking.

Ms. Napolitano echoed that thinking on Tuesday, calling the fight against drugs "a demand issue and a supply issue".

The Germans and French had made clear that Western Europe can have no interest in any American -- or Western -- failure in Iraq, and Mr. Pleuger echoed that thinking.

"As I was thinking about the way I echoed her needs and feelings, I had this 'aha' moment that very often people who maintain a relationship to someone who is extremely narcissistic do end up sort of losing their voice," he says.