Sentence examples for echoed points from inspiring English sources
His line about building a generation focused on creating more than consuming echoed points he made in 2009.
Most of the imam's remarks echoed points he had made in an op-ed article published on Wednesday in The New York Times.
In comments at a weekly news conference, Gen. Zahir Azimi, a spokesman for the Afghan Defense Ministry, echoed points made this week by others in the country, including President Hamid Karzai, but in starker terms.
Mr. Xi's admonitions suggested that he wanted to take a populist tack in shaping his image, but they were also consistent with warnings that Chinese leaders have delivered in recent years and echoed points he made in his inaugural speech on Thursday.
"I think if we want to improve the state of the economy in this country, we have to start focusing on trade deficits," said Kilbane, echoing points made by presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
The main critical concerns that might be raised are liable to echo points already aired.
These arguments echo points made in Edmund Burke's voluminous writings assailing the misgovernment in India, most notably Burke's famous Speech on Fox's East India Bill (1783).
This analysis demonstrates the value that the interferometer adds to the current CryoSat-2 configuration, and highlights the importance for non-interferometric SAR Level-2 processing of the auxiliary data used to identify the location of the echoing point.
Josh Linkner of Detroit Venture Partners was also on stage with Case, and he echoed those points.
Many — although certainly not all — faithfully echoed talking points intended to counter critics.
He had echoed those points in his speech, speaking of ending America's dependence on foreign oil.
