Sentence examples for echoed the idea from inspiring English sources
Jay-Z, already a fan of his, echoed the idea.
Barry Schwartz, a resident, echoed the idea that the residents did not want the publicity Mr. Strauss-Kahn would bring.
Christine Murray, who runs an asylum seeker outreach programme in neighbouring Sighthill, echoed the idea of strong community ties.
Many readers echoed the idea that people aren't "broken" by a disorder and rallied behind the need to eradicate stereotypical thinking toward people with disorders like Asperger's.
Antitrust experts echoed the idea that the companies, even if they are unsuccessful in their current attempts to merge, would not stop trying.
In Moscow, officials around Putin have echoed the idea that Trump's election would be welcome and would bring about better, less stressful, relations with the United States.
As far as your correspondent could tell, Mr Miron presented no evidence in support of this assertion.Larry White, an economist at George Mason University who has been attending the Cato conference since its inception, echoed the ideas of Nassim Taleb, (see our review of his latest book here), arguing that we should make our financial system "antifragile".
The thesis was popularized by Paul Ehrlich (in his book The Population Bomb) and other scientists, but Commoner challenged those who echoed the ideas of the 19th-century British thinker Thomas Robert Malthus.
In title and structure, Goodwin's "Team of Rivals" echoes the idea, popular among management consultants, that a company can preëmpt the natural selection of the marketplace by having its divisions compete against one another internally.
There, he was echoing the idea circulating fairly openly among right-wing media that Soros or some other nefarious hidden power is funding the caravan of asylum seekers walking its way through Mexico to the U.S. border.
