Sentence examples for found an echo with from inspiring English sources
His comment, implying criticism of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei who has backed a ban on protests and defended the outcome of the election, found an echo with Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri, the most senior dissident cleric.
His conclusion that "it is not by chance that reforms are so difficult" will find an echo with many European politicians at the moment.Instead, PublicAffairs hired Brian Winter, a former Reuters journalist, with the task of helping Mr Cardoso produce a book aimed at Americans.
Analyzing weather Doppler radar data, Shimbori and Fukui (2012) found an echo from an ash plume with a height of 4 km asl on February 28.
Such words found an echo last week when Gov. George W. Bush sided with the Clinton administration in opposing a measure pushed by Senate Republicans that would have set a strict deadline for withdrawing American troops from Kosovo.
She found an echo of this sense of community in the mid-90s, when she was associated with the Spitalfields festival in east London.
And, at least elsewhere in Africa, his cries have found an echo.
The Saudi challenge posed by ties to Washington finds an echo in Egypt, which with its own violent Islamic insurgency has never wanted to be shown working closely with American intelligence on anything.
The wristwatch's blue alligator strap finds an echo twice inside the elegant face, with a deep blue moon phase disk decorated with a silvered moon and stars, and a blue hand-indicated date disk.
Different stories layer up, interweave: The war in Europe finds an echo in Mr. Spiegelman's adult conflicts with his father, Vladek.
All this finds an echo in Bausch herself.
