Sentence examples for echo questions from inspiring English sources

Now he faces a fight for his reputation as some of his hitherto most loyal supporters echo questions around his record on performance-enhancing drugs arising from a Russian-led hacking effort into the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) database.

The aim of this study was to determine the functional relevance of high pitch in Tashlhiyt Tamazight (Berber) echo questions and contrastive statements in both production and perception.

It seems that the interpretation of 79 is rather similar to the echo questions marked with 話 waa in Cantonese (Tang 1998), as in 83.

The best work in the exhibition, he says, has the same capacity to pose unanswerable, endlessly echoing questions about the human psyche as Greek or Shakespearean tragedy.

She echoed questions raised by many experts, including the Deputy Governor of the Bank of England as well as noting the rise in the number of people in work was good news".

"Is it art, is it tapestry, or design, or artisanat?" she said, using the French word for artisanal work and echoing questions that have dogged her through the years.

While it echoes questions he has raised in the past about the motives and integrity of the prosecutors, it challenges the inquiry for the first time on partisan grounds.

"Has the president ever disavowed his campaign statements?" asked U.S. Senior Circuit Judge Michael Hawkins, echoing questions by an appeals court in Richmond, Virginia, last week.

"I sometimes wonder whether sports like this are really worth it," Young mused on 3AW693 recently, echoing questions that have grown common and urgent in the Australian public sphere.

If you are not one of the sun-seeking stems craning out of the thicket of magazine-world Manhattan, this may raise an echoing question for you: Who is Leo Lerman?

In the course of that freshman year, I read Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice," with its echoing question, "What news on the Rialto?" Encountering the play at the moment I did, together with T. S. Eliot, seemed only to reinforce my parents' grimmest account of the way things were.