Silence is the very worst response, he noted, echoing his predecessor's more muted assessment from a year ago.
I noted echoes from different phases of the art of Edvard Munch, which comprehend him with a penetration that might have impressed the great Norwegian.
Some noted echoes: it seemed that the birthday display of bravura had allowed him to revisit, perhaps even master, his Second World War trauma.
The thick coating at the Bonneville Salt Flats, the 46-square-mile prehistoric lake bed in northwestern Utah, has eroded, the racers noted, echoing sentiments from preservation campaigns, notably Save the Salt.
Last week, a Stanford student pushed her on waterboarding, which she said "by definition if it was authorized by the President" was not illegal, a line of illogic that, as the Washington Post and others noted, "echoes" Nixon ("When the President does it, that means that it is not illegal"), although "paraphrases" might be an apter term.
Firefly fans, no doubt noting echoes of the forced creation and shooting of the train-robbery episode to replace the show's original pilot, will probably wince a little.
It's hard, however, not to note echoes of those bad old days in the new land grab for smart assistant dominance.
Mr. Wingo noted the Echo, which Amazon sells for $180 only through its own site, was selling for $200 to $300 on eBay.
These pieces — whose curving lines, Goldman notes, echo those of the architecture — keep the interior from looking like a 70s time capsule.
Denzel Washington's eyes well up, and the score, devised by Harry Gregson-Williams, which begins with wrathful hip-hop, slows to a mournful theme whose first four notes echo the leitmotif of "Parsifal".
