Sentence examples for you echoed from inspiring English sources
Because real liberty is the opportunity to go to the mall or board a plane in safety.Don Powell Ponte Vedra, Florida SIR – You echoed the distressing number of our own politicians who presuppose a "balance between liberty and security".
I cannot control the situation, yet I am held liable by America.Paul Crosby Toronto, OntarioSIR – In your article on prisons ("Too many laws, too many prisoners", July 24th) you echoed a key conclusion of a recent essay of ours there is no evidence that enhancing already long sentences creates material deterrent effects.
As your heart melts, you echo Jane Moore in the Sun: "Whisper it, but I genuinely think that Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are the real deal.
To the Editor: It is disappointing to see you echoing state officials who claim that parental alarm over high standards or tough tests accounts for growing resistance to the Common Core.
So before you echo "amen" in your home and place of worship, think, think, and remember a child is listening.
To hear that magical phrase, "Can I help you?" echo from the loudspeaker was the answer to my tax-paying prayers. .
"As long as you can," echoed Karen.
"Doing more for less," he says with the same weary sigh you hear echoing through the NHS.
In fact, you were echoing the words of Secretary General Kofi Annan in the Security Council two days earlier.
Were you consciously echoing Flaubert's "Madame Bovary" in "Hausfrau"?
