Sentence examples for is also echoes from inspiring English sources

It is also echoes a longstanding claim -- made against Indians, Southern whites, Filipinos, Germans, Japanese, Russians, Vietnamese, Baathists -- that America embodies and advances an irresistible, liberal modernity against the forces of backwardness and barbarism.

The rhetoric is also echoed in our media.

This clash is also echoed in Kavalerov himself: he has talent and creative potential, but he throws it away.

In many respects, The Fallen Elm is also echoed in the great poem Bagpipe Music by Auden's friend Louis MacNeice.

ABC is also echoing the "save the show" message on social networking Web sites.Nielsen ratings will determine whether it can be saved.

That position is also echoed in federal legislation: the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, which is meant to treat those injured and made ill by the attacks.

Perhaps Goldblatt's Tottenham roots are showing in his obvious dislike of Abramovich's Chelsea, but he is also echoing the feelings of many fans.

Her childhood is also echoed in The Dragonfly Pool (2008), much of which is set in Delderton Hall, a progressive boarding school with obvious similarities to Dartington Hall.

The debate in Central European parliaments over Iraq is also echoing through the beer halls and offices of Taszar and the nearby county seat in Kaposvar.

The comments by the tribal leaders, and similar remarks to reporters Tuesday in Fallujah, 30 miles away, offered fresh evidence of how the debate in the United States about pulling out troops is also echoing through Iraq.

"Who's Zoo?" features six dancers wearing sleek unitards by Stevie Stewart and Mr. Clark, with a large group of nonprofessional dancers performing simple movements in unison, including a stepping-in-a-square phrase that is also echoed by company members.