The Vatican went so far as to call the execution "tragic" — echoing expressions of revulsion by Muslim leaders, both in the West and in the broader Islamic world.
But Chitwood's study showed that gene expression in the unicellular seaweed varies in ways that echo gene expression in similar structures in multicellular plants — suggesting that the dividing cell needn't always dictate morphology.
"O.K. Brothers, thank you very much — love you, love you," he said, echoing their expressions of appreciation.
Dancers move through space in a way that echoes the expression of a numerical equation.
The title "Children of Invention," of course, echoes the expression the mother of invention, a somewhat pitiful description for Elaine as she frantically grabs at a dream as elusive as smoke.
In Nairobi the British high commissioner, Christian Turner, met some of the claimants to echo Hague's expression of regret.
But Mark Rosenthal, president of the union local that represents seasonal parks workers, echoed administrators' private expressions of dismay.
To hear her now resort to weird mimesis, echoing hollow, boring expressions of lust — "Mmm" — feels like a collapse of imagination, and of honesty.
By Amanda Petrusich September 5, 2017 The new single echoes hollow, boring expressions of lust, feeling like a collapse of imagination and honesty.
To hear her now resort to weird mimesis, echoing hollow, boring expressions of lust—"Mmm"—feels like a collapse of imagination, and of honesty.
