Sentence examples for echo a statement from inspiring English sources

Ms. Park's words on Monday effectively played into that debate, appearing to echo a statement attributed to Mr. Park after his coup — "Spit on my grave, if you want" — that captures conservatives' defiant pride in that much-maligned chapter of South Korean history.

Some of the comments made to Mr. Harrison appear to echo a statement issued by North Korea on March 31, in which it declared itself a nuclear power and demanded that talks on reducing weapons on the Korean peninsula, including any weapons under control of American forces in South Korea, take place between the United States and North Korea on equal terms.

Iglesias's stance echoed a statement released by his party's international secretariat a day earlier.

That comment echoes a statement made by the man who identified himself as Mr. Bacile in an interview The Associated Press.

Rodríguez told me the agreement was strictly provisional, echoing a statement by the Costa Rican foreign minister.

But echoing a statement from the Department of Homeland Security, the official said there was no specific information that an attack was likely.

Saleh's words echoed a statement he made before Yemen's last round of presidential elections in 2006.

This echoed a statement of Liz's own, in which she noted that she had "always tried to be compassionate" toward Mary and her family.

"We may face no greater challenge from a single country than from Iran," the document says, echoing a statement made by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice last week.

The language echoed a statement last Monday by General de Chastelain, which briefly raised British and Irish peacemakers' hopes for an end to a six-week political crisis.

"No one will kill the nurses," Mr. Faitore said in Paris, echoing a statement made by Colonel Qaddafi's son Seif two years ago.