Sentence examples for widely echoed from inspiring English sources
Such sentiments are widely echoed.
His protest was widely echoed.
That sentiment is widely echoed by the cast.
Their suspicions were widely echoed by Chinese internet users and some of the country's feistier newspapers.
His sentiment is widely echoed today, though too late for us to do anything about it.
"The math is the math," said Mr. Linenberg, in a sentiment widely echoed by other analysts.
The opinion that khat consumption prevents the use of other illicit drugs was widely accepted, echoing a cause of ambivalence about khat prevention programs in Yemen.
"Sisi is Mubarak," the activist Alaa Abd El Fattah wrote in a Twitter message echoed widely.
His sentiment was echoed widely among economists, politicians and analysts gathered here over the weekend for a conference held by the Council for the United States and Italy.
Egypt's changes have echoed widely across the Middle East, he believes, and none more than the arrest of Mubarak and his sons.
But no American president had explicitly endorsed the 1967 line before.Mr Obama had barely finished his speech before Mr Netanyahu, about to take off for Washington, issued a furious statement, widely and promptly echoed across the American spectrum.
