Sentence examples for this view echoes from inspiring English sources

This view echoes that of Terry and Callan (1997), cited by Vandenberghe et al., (2004) who emphasized the importance of taking into account both situational characteristics and individual perceptions, to understand how professionals adapt to changes in their organizations or in their practice [ 30].

(This view echoed that of Trevor Kavanagh in his column in Monday's Sun, "Tories dismiss mad Jezza at their peril". Despite Corbyn's "Marxist claptrap", he wrote, "supporters of all parties believe there is now an unacceptable gap between rich and poor").

This view echoed the finding that most adult participants, based on their personal experiences, did not think children younger than 12 years would tolerate 7 T MRI well.

This is a view echoed by other experts as well.

This was a view echoed abroad by Leon Uris in his fantastically popular novel "Exodus"; Uris writes of "the absolutely documented fact that the Arab leaders wanted the civilian population to leave Palestine as a political issue and a military weapon".

This was a view echoed in a recent paper by Stephanie Pell, a former prosecutor at the US Department of Justice and non-resident fellow at the Center for Internet and Security at Stanford Law School.

In this teacher's view, echoed by many in the British ballet world, the onus should be on the school to make the best dance artists it can of the children it selects.

This was a view echoed by Uruguayan journalists in Natal and the dozens of fans who gathered at the gates of Estadio Maria Lamas Farache to watch their hero train.

This is a view echoed by Reynolds [ 44], who emphasised that "everyone grieves differently in their own way and in their own time… we cannot offer a one size fits all approach to psychosocial intervention following stillbirth" (page 87).

This view is echoed elsewhere.

This view was echoed by others.