Sentence examples for which are echoed from inspiring English sources

The Russian military denies the accusations, which are echoed by international human-rights groups.

Despite Mr da Silva's expensive promises (which are echoed by other candidates), he insists that he would be fiscally responsible.

Bright reds and oranges set off the spiky rhythms of a wicker chair, which are echoed in the figure's contours.

Clearly he is fascinated by all sorts of musical styles, which are echoed here: Elliott Carter, Stefan Wolpe, Cecil Taylor, rock.

The Columbia University historian Eric Foner, an expert on the Civil War, recently recounted the debate over the postwar debt and demands by Southerners for repudiating the Union debt, which are echoed by many default advocates today.

It's possible that the warnings they do include, some of which are echoed by drug users across the Internet, are taken more seriously as the result of being on Erowid, given its reputation for avoiding hyperbole.

I found aromas of ripe red fruit, which were echoed by the flavors.

Mr. Giuliani yesterday rejected the criticism, which was echoed by the Rev. Al Sharpton.

Communist newspaper Humanite made much unfavorable comment which was echoed by the French Cabinet.

Castile said he was not, which was echoed by Diamond Reynolds, his girlfriend, sitting in the Oldsmobile's passenger seat.

Still, Wiedefeld said that the actions taken will ultimately benefit the struggling agency, which was echoed by Evans.