Sentence examples for echoes the argument from inspiring English sources

This positive reassessment echoes the argument advanced in the early nineties by Brad DeLong and Barry Eichengreen (in an article that is absent from Behrman's bibliography).

And even now, after the crash, with all the temptation to point figures, it is awfully hard to find a mortgage executive who echoes the argument of the Republican candidates.

This echoes the argument set out in a paper by Joseph Massad of Columbia University, who adopts a nationalist line in claiming that gay rights in the Middle East are a "missionary" project orchestrated by the west.

The new Investment Company Institute study echoes the argument that the fees paid by mutual funds cover a broader assortment of services than those paid by pension funds and that their fees cannot therefore be fairly compared.

(In a sense, Trump's line echoes the argument that same-sex marriage was somehow a threat to the institution of marriage, rather than an affirmation of its everyday value).

(The latter point echoes the argument of the bad lot, of course).

He echoes the arguments made by Anthony Barnett in the New Statesman, who sees Miliband as an "exceptionally effective opposition leader, brave and an adroit party manager".

Yet it is striking that, despite being a Democrat, Philip Bobbitt so often echoes the arguments made by John McCain on foreign policy.

His impassioned plea to the Lords to reconsider the amendments echoes the arguments expressed in a lengthy piece by the Guardian's editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger in which he warned that exemplary damages for those who don't join the new regulator would be a "seriously bad idea that will create martyrs".

His impassioned plea to the Lords to reconsider the amendments echoes the arguments expressed in a lengthy piece on Monday by the Guardian's editor-in-chief, Alan Rusbridger, in which he warns that exemplary damages for those who don't join the new regulator would be a "seriously bad idea that will create martyrs".

This echoes the arguments in On Liberty for claiming that basic liberties are necessary for persons to exercise the deliberative capacities that make them progressive beings.