Sentence examples for is echoed when from inspiring English sources

Later, this image of mid-air suspension is echoed when a passenger describes cycling to work in Italy in the burning August heat.

That gloomy assessment was echoed when KLM Royal Dutch Airlines said today that it would cut capacity 3percentthis winterer.

She looks scared, and that fear was echoed when she met one again in the 2008 series finale.

This showed a humility that was echoed when General Musharraf later admitted that the army's initial response had been slow.

It is one that she hopes will not be echoed when, as Baroness Grey-Thompson, she wheels her way into the House of Lords.

The question of why was echoed when a window-washing platform gave way on Friday and two brothers preparing to clean the black-glass skin of an apartment building on the Upper East Side fell 47 floors.

Aides with knowledge of discussions between top liberal donors say that they expect this mindset to be echoed when those donors convene in Miami this week for the Democracy Alliance network event.

That stance was echoed when she responded to demands that she release transcripts of her paid speeches to Goldman Sachs by claiming that many people give paid speeches and that she would disclose the transcripts only if all the other candidates did the same.

This emphasis on data was echoed when students were asked about the specific aspects of the course that contributed to an improvement in their thinking like a scientist: data-centered collaborative aspects of the course were highlighted.

This trend was echoed when this analysis was restricted to only autosomal or X-linked loci, (Kendall's partial τ = 0.31, τ = 0.61, P = 0.02, P <<0.0001 for autosomal and X-linked loci, respectively).

Average levels of normalized nucleotide diversity are 2.53 × 10-1 10-1 3.010-1–3.01 × 10-1) and 2.55 × 10-1 10-1 3.080-1–3.08 × 10-1) for autosomal and X-linked loci, respectively, when both African and American populations are considered, and this similarity between X-linked and autosomal loci was echoed when African and North American populations were treated separately (Table 1).