Sentence examples for has echoed that of from inspiring English sources

The local media's reaction to Moore's draft snub has echoed that of the national media.

Nevertheless the reaction from fishermen has echoed that of some scientists: this is the last thing salmon need.

The debate concerning nanotechnology has echoed that of genetically engineered organisms and their introduction into the environment and the food chain.

Several other prominent policy makers — including Alan Greenspan, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, and Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina — have echoed that view recently.

Other Republicans, including the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, have echoed that view.

But nonprofits and survivors have echoed that every aspect of the issue requires more financing.

And certain members of Congress have echoed that sentiment, by introducing S. 1670, the End Racial Profiling Act of 2011 (ERPA), in the U.S. Senate on Oct. 6.

The language being used about bankers here recently has in some ways echoed that of pre-Nazi Germany–although, happily, without any anti-Jewish flavor.

Steele's departure has echoes of that of the former Football Association chief executive Ian Watmore.

Ms. Plimpton's resonant voice, in fact, has echoes of that of the wily, highly seasoned veteran Mr. Murray.

Mr. Bush's search for at least one Democrat has echoes of that of John F. Kennedy, who came into office after an extremely close election and gave a major cabinet post, that of treasury secretary, to a Republican, C. Douglas Dillon.