Sentence examples for thus echoing from inspiring English sources

As the Israeli press ran articles praising Abdullah, and the Saudi-owned media referred to Hezbollah's war with Israel as an adventure, thus echoing official Saudi statements, the king's reputation at home and in the Arab world was questioned.

After several months of reflection characterized by uncertainty, President Obama decided on sending another 30,000 soldiers to Afghanistan, thus echoing Bush's stance on the matter.

Following the acquisition of Liverpool F.C. by Fenway Sports Group in 2010, the owners have abandoned the proposed new stadium in Stanley Park, preferring instead to redevelop and expand Anfield, thus echoing their decision to renovate Fenway Park.

There are always a dozen or more here during the sketching season, and you can hardly glance over the meadows, in any direction, without seeing one of their white umbrellas shining in the sun," thus echoing Champney's own words.

Thus, echoing Pascal's famous 17th century wager, Camus wrote: "I would rather live my life as if there is a God and die to find out there isn't, than live as if there isn't and to die to find out that there is".

A dendrogram based on an alignment of seven tetrapod periostin sequences (see above) together with the nine teleost periostin sequences shows, among the teleosts, a separation into two major branches by periostin locus 1 vs. 2 preceding the branching into the multiple teleost lineages, and thus echoing the genome duplication event.

He thus echoes the innocuous-sounding arguments put forth by his New York handlers, Gov. George Pataki and the state G.O.P. chairman, William Powers.

He thus echoed a criticism first made by state regulators in April, when they granted the company permission to stop accepting new auto customers in New Jersey until the end of the year.

Being "differently different" thus echoes Homi Bhabha's "almost the same but not quite" adage (Bhabha 1994).

Modulated gradient spin echo (MGSE) sequences are designed to measure diffusion spectrum by applying gradients that cause oscillation of the spin dephasing function and thus echo attenuation from which the diffusion spectrum at the frequency of the dephasing oscillation is calculated.

Camus's absurdist philosophy thus echoes the timeless truth of memento mori, at least in its meditations on the ultimate triviality of temporal life in the face of permanent death.