In fact, the report also said that reporters and pundits more commonly echoed words used by opponents of the Democratic proposals than terms used by supporters.
Critics have often compared later David Bowie tours to this one, commonly echoing this later review: "[Bowie] mounted a stadium-sized production combining the excitement of rock with the perils of Broadway..
"Unfortunately, in this country, auction does have a taste or a scent of distress," Mr. Siegel said, echoing a commonly held notion.
First, the new government must tackle security, he said – echoing a commonly held view that the Congress-led administration bears some responsibility for last year's terrorist attacks in Mumbai.
Echoing a commonly held biker sentiment, he believes that factory-issued pipes, muffled by a decree of the Environmental Protection Agency, choke performance and are so quiet that car and truck drivers will not hear them.
His column was in the form of a political memorandum to Microsoft management, echoing a commonly heard complaint that however brilliant the company is in the software business, it is a hayseed in the realm of big-time legal, political and public relations.
"We all saw just a few weeks ago the terrible impact on a community and a nation when mental illness leads to tragedy," Mr. Otter said, echoing a commonly held belief, although the authorities have not described the mental state of Adam Lanza, the Newtown gunman, or said if he suffered from mental illness.
There is, however, a commonly held belief among them that echoes what the State Department has long suspected: The Soviet-controlled regime was almost certainly in on the conspiracy to kill Dubs or, at the very least, covered up a crime that served its prime goal of driving Kabul into the Soviet grip.
It's a sentiment echoed by Fiennes.
A trickle echoed along the trail.
That is a view echoed by John.
