The very fact that the recent critics of Vergangenheitsbewältigung have found such a strong echo proves them wrong.
This is such a strong echo of what happened in the Potters Bar crash in May 2002 that it is almost uncanny.
That peculiar habit finds a strong echo today, when, thanks to streaming, a movie lover can endlessly absorb great movies at perfect leisure.
The study indicated that the increase in high-profile immigration raids at workplaces and in immigrant communities over the past year has had a strong echo effect among Hispanics across the country.
For the Irish public and the Irish security services, the choreography of the murder operation and the weapons used in the attack carry a strong echo of the type of paramilitary-style killings witnessed during the troubles.
As is so often the case in adultery-themed novels, there is a strong echo here of "Anna Karenina," but, unusually, it is Alexei Karenin, not Anna, whom our narrator resembles.
There is a strong echo in Rylance's Cromwell of the most influential TV performance in the medium's history: Alec Guinness's George Smiley in the John le Carré adaptations Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Smiley's People.
For one thing, the production is so heavily amplified that the musicians might as well be miming to a recording: the sound they make (often accompanied by a strong echo) seems to come from somewhere else.
The strong echo from the bed can be used to measure the bed forms.
Among physicists Bridgman's reflections found a strong echo, especially in the early days.
This visualisation process proved an effective way to reveal useful features beyond the initial strong echo.
