Sentence examples for and was echoed by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ouattara demanded one, and was echoed by the United States, the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity.

On Monday Ed Miliband, himself much-mocked, called his tormentor "a brilliant and funny writer," and was echoed by Tony Blair, who spoke of "an outstanding commentator and writer with extraordinary wit, humour and insight".

It certainly seduces the partisans of the right, which is to be expected, but also the left: the philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy called for its rapid dissolution, and was echoed by an old friend of Ségolène Royal, Julien Dray, a socialist MP currently facing charges for embezzlement.

But here is something I wondered on ETP (and was echoed by Brian Williams on NBC, by the way): Will the topic of the Minneapolis bridge come up at all?

Understaffing was observed as a challenge and was echoed by several members of staff from all the facilities.

The two larger species had significantly more type IIA fibres than mountain reedbuck and was echoed by their respective MHC isoform content.

Gilroy calls "Action!" and is echoed by a "Movimento!" from the Italian assistant director who handles the extras.

That line is delivered in the film by a DJ called Machepies and is echoed by Mathambo.

The presence of the four parts also allowed for contrasts of texture such as the "duet style" so characteristic of Josquin, when the two upper parts might sing a passage alone and be echoed by the two lower parts alone.

This lack of alignment between standards and key milestones for measured understanding has been documented before (Li et al. 2006) and is echoed by this manuscript with focus on genetic variation and diversity.

The problem is it's a consciousness that can be set aside when you have a fusillade of propaganda from the government coming at you and being echoed by the press.