Sentence examples similar to interpretation was echoed from inspiring English sources

-- was echoed at Microsoft.

That was echoed everywhere.

This pattern was echoed in 2004 2005.

This was echoed in a recent systematic review in relation to upper gastrointestinal cancers where the main factors related to practitioner delay were reported to be misdiagnosis, application and interpretation of tests, and the confounding effect of existing disease [ 13].

This interpretation has also been echoed by Mark Pizzato, in his work Inner Theatres of Good and Evil.

Events are echoed.

Their efforts are echoed elsewhere.

Obama's remarks were echoed by Jesse Jackson, who told the Guardian in a video interview on Friday that "the stand-your-ground law lends itself to massive interpretations because it is so subjective.

His sentiments were echoed on the streets.

His concern is echoed elsewhere.

This is echoed in the above findings.