Sentence examples for would only echo from inspiring English sources

If that were to occur, it would only echo what is happening in Catholic parishes throughout the developed world.

If we do this will not reflect the uniqueness of the individual, but would only echo the curse of the average!

"They look found, but they only echo found," he said.

What little sound anyone might pick up from a Powell or Dick Lugar would only be an echo of the strident notes trumpeted by the most aggressive players in the conservative movement and GOP.

It would only serve to create an echo chamber for the word 'old.' But McCain has no grounds to complain because he himself rather foolishly keeps opening the door by repeating the word on the stump, saying things like saying he and Palin will take on the "old, big-spending, do-nothing, me-first, country-second Washington crowd".

His shyness meant he would only give interviews to The Sunderland Echo because they would talk to him in French.

To be clear, the actor would only need physical access to their own Echo to execute the hack.

In concrete construction, Niemeyer could see a way of shaping an architecture that would not only be modern, but would also echo the Brazilian landscape he loved, and which he drew, increasingly, in the guise of curved female forms.

Mr. Medvedev also appointed a new leader of Ingushetia, a Muslim region, who echoed his belief that hard-line measures would only stir a backlash.

Others echoed the bishop's warning, saying that Christians would only be safe if they left Pakistan.

However, note that, even for a ±5 ms variation in T2 and T2* values, the correction factors would only vary by about 3% for the largest eddy current-induced echo shift measured.