Examples of 'has echoed' in a sentence
Meaning of "has echoed"
has echoed: Refers to a sound or voice being reflected or repeated, often in a hollow or empty space
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Caligari has echoed down the years.
It is a vision Warren has echoed.
Because it has echoed within me ever since.
The language used to describe the Programme of Action has echoed throughout the years.
Australia has echoed that position.
In recent years, the issue related to natural disasters has echoed forcefully.
Recent research has echoed those results.
It has echoed in my head every January for years.
A range of institutions has echoed his warning.
This cry has echoed through all the countless revolutionary movements of the last century.
Human epidemiological evidence has echoed similar effects.
The world has echoed a silent prayer for me.
The fallout from the attack has echoed for decades.
The cinema has echoed this and there are many films that address this issue.
Consider now a second challenge that has echoed across the decades.
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This has echoed in the Islamic countries.
From that moment this concept has echoed through the whole of history.
Coates has echoed this retreat to interiority, to the spiritual, to consciousness.
We recognize the inconsolable grief that has echoed through their nation and reverberates even today.
Sen. Rubio has echoed comments by administration officials urging the Venezuelan military to act.
The Obama administration has echoed those concerns.
The world has echoed its cry for help, yet very few have listened.
The German Chancellor has echoed his comments.
Our Committee has echoed the international community 's unanimous condemnation of the Israeli settlements.
A United Nations report has echoed this assessment.
That fundamental right has echoed for decades in conferences, treaties and declarations.
For around two thousand years, this motto has echoed around the world.
Pope Francis himself has echoed his concerns about this important problem.
Even Mexico 's ambassador to India has echoed the pitch.
The Commission has echoed this proposal, and we are now prepared to support it.
That was his phrase, and it has echoed through my life.
The war cry has echoed throughout the world, will you heed the call?
There is a third commandment that has echoed among amateur astronomers,.
The president has echoed those concerns, which Google has denied.
The EESC in its opinion on this proposal has echoed the call for re-assessment.
Secretary Duncan has echoed that, “ education is the civil rights issue of our generation . ”.
For the past two years, the Finance Committee has echoed that request.
The Secretary-General has echoed this call on several occasions.
Former Facebook executive Chamath Palihapitiya has echoed this, too.
All day, similar sentiment has echoed across Twitter and the Arab blogosphere.
Ted Cruz, a Texas senator also seeking the party 's nomination, has echoed that threat.
Wall Street Journal has echoed the same concern.
International equity scholar, Paul Finn has echoed this view,.
Japanese site Nikkei has echoed Kuo 's prediction and also expects Apple to use a 5.8-inch display.
This is a classic Sam Cooke song that has, uh, has echoed down the generations.
President Nelson 's plea has echoed around the whole world.
Mr. Sergio Vieira de Mello, speaking here today, has echoed similar views.
For 20 years, an almost forgotten airport has echoed to the fury of cars and speed.
The country 's political polarization has echoed beyond Venezuela 's borders.
Sam Cooke song that has, uh, has echoed down the generations.
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