Khan's comments, which echo the feelings of dozens of leading writers, artists and scientists, have provoked a furious backlash, with many critics questioning his loyalty to India.
Her husband, Abbas Rydah, a day laborer, echoed the feeling of many Iraqis who link the bickering among political factions and violence in the streets.
"When I got these scores I thought I would die," Ms. Singer said, echoing the feeling in many principals' offices throughout the city.
Asked how the convictions made the department appear to outsiders, the officer sighed and echoed the feeling in Baxter's: Mr. Schwarz needed a suicide watch.
Adrienne Knox, a 55-year-old school lunch helper, echoed the feeling of many residents — not to mention hundreds of comments on local blogs and newspaper Web sites — when she said that Mr. Augusto's actions might give some criminals pause.
That roughly echoed the feeling around the Clippers' facility, where a franchise that had for years built a reputation for its penurious ways had become a destination not only for elite players but also for the league's highest-paid coach.
The particular familiarity that comes with experiencing a work of art first through a reproduction, whether in a book or on a screen, echoes the feeling of falling in love with a person through a long, intimate correspondence before finally meeting in the flesh.
We love how the blonde beauty opted for pink accents with her ensemble -- her lip color was the perfect compliment to her otherwise natural makeup and the bright pumps really caught our eye (and inspired us, we'll be mixing colorful shoes into our wardrobes ASAP!) Her clutch was simple, yet elegant and echoed the feeling of her chic, low-maintenance pixie 'do.
(Staff Nurse 2) The unit manager echoed the feeling of increased relationships suggesting that through RTC connections with the staff were strengthened.
I am echoing the feelings of millions of women in India.
