Such concerns find an echo in some NATO capitals.
Friedman's observations find an echo in the current debate over professional licensure.
"Nothing that is genuinely human," the Council added, "fails to find an echo in their hearts".
We never would have guessed that our short manifesto would find an echo in China some 30 years later.
The dancers' red jumpers find an echo in Anthony Caro's 1962 sculpture Early One Morning, visible through a side door.
In part it is that the upheavals the couple lived through find an echo in our own tumultuous times.
They all find an echo in an eerie collage by Florian Pumhösl, consisting primarily of a piece of pre-Columbian weaving displayed on a dark ground.
These floating conditions find an echo in Mr. Acevedo's eminently portable art, in his determinedly unencumbered career and in the one camera obscura installation on view, "Keys of Light," which gives the show its title.
Her sentiments find an echo in the words of one of the male directors who has been bucking the trend for decades: Pedro Almodóvar, whose back catalogue features scores of leading ladies.
In words that might yet find an echo in 2016, she said: "Although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18m cracks in it.
"I don't think you can have an absolute restriction on movements, but maybe you could qualify it in different ways and I think that is something that would find an echo in many European governments, as well as here".
