widely echo

Examples (10)

• His controversial opinion is widely echoed in the tabloid press.
• The concerns raised by the scientists were widely echoed by environmental groups.
• This is a widely echoed sentiment among young voters.
• Her call for greater transparency is widely echoed across the political spectrum.
• The theme of resilience, widely echoing through her work, has inspired many.
• We expect the committee's recommendations to be widely echoed in the final report.
• The criticism of the new policy will likely be widely echoed by the public.
• The CEO's optimism for the company's future was widely echoed by investors.
• This argument, though compelling, is not widely echoed in the existing literature.
• The judge's verdict widely echoed the public's desire for justice.