Sentence examples for would never echo from inspiring English sources

(I mean, of course, the heart.) Her delivery of Mr. Beane's dialogue ensures that theatergoers who thought that wit that both sings and stings would never echo again on Broadway without a British accent have cause to rejoice.

Ai Weiwei considers the Chinese government his adversary, and as the country's leading dissident artist, his work would never echo its sentiments regarding, say, the national importance of some looted sculptures.

Our voices echoed in a way I'd never heard voices echo indoors before.

Obama also acknowledged that Khamenei had issued a fatwa (a religious ruling) against the development of nuclear weapons, which was echoed by Rouhani's more recent insistence that Iran would never make a bomb.

Crerand played in the United side who won the European Cup in 1968 and the Liverpool Echo toasted the occasion with an enthusiasm that would never be seen on today's pages.

It is a sentiment that, oddly, echoes that of Parker, who claimed he would never play a gay character because of the need to "preserve black masculinity".

Captain Beebe, the union leader, stressed that US Airways pilots would never fly if they thought there was any danger, a theme that was echoed by other employees.

And the trend lines are echoed by steadily improving life expectancy and steadily declining diseases we thought we would never be able to conquer.

True, peace leaders emphasize the power of thought: Guatama Buddha says, "We are shaped by our thoughts; we become what we think," and Peace Pilgrim echoes, "If you realized how powerful your thoughts are, you would never think a negative thought".

The wavering stem is an echo of the wavering laurel tree, on a scale so small it would never be noticed.

That points to their extreme level of crisis for Republicans in the wake of Obama's decisive election, which their captive echo chamber media in the talk radio and blogosphere realms all absolutely insisted would never happen.