Sentence examples for echoing the question of from inspiring English sources
"The enforcement mechanism?" asked Christine Lagarde, the French finance minister, echoing the question of the day.
But a State Department official speaking on background echoed the question of whether the House Foreign Affairs Committee truly wanted to hear about the Islamic State, or whether the committee members were simply looking to promote an anti-Iran voice.
In his writings he has echoed the questions of anti-Darwinians about how evolution can transform one species into another.
In the back of their minds, echoed the question: "How do we get a piece of that?" Mr. Coelho said.
So, as he sat in his office here, Mayor Ed Pawlowski of Allentown echoed the question mayors around the country are asking: Why has Washington cut one of the main federal programs for cities by a quarter in the last couple of years?
LONDON—When a mysterious explosion rocked the northern Mali city of Gao early on Monday, the reverberations echoed in Paris, raising anew the question of whether the French troops who claimed initial successes in evicting Islamist militants from the desert region would be able to meet their government's deadline to withdraw in March.
"Saying that we put our team members through the ringer is an understatement," he said, echoing the wording of an analyst's question. .
However, it does raise the question of whether echoing a seven-year-old game is such a wise idea.
Braidotti agrees with Irigaray (who is echoing Heidegger) that sexual difference is the question of our age (Irigaray 1984, 5).
The question of why was echoed when a window-washing platform gave way on Friday and two brothers preparing to clean the black-glass skin of an apartment building on the Upper East Side fell 47 floors.
