Stephen Roseman, the head of hedge fund Thesis Capital, echoes Ervolini's theme, noting that individual investors really have to take stock of how strong their positions are before diving in deeply.
Nonetheless, later writers have largely accepted and echoed her thesis.
What Figes learned, she says, echoes Coontz's thesis: a good marriage today – for its freedoms and equalities – makes you happy, a bad one desperately miserable and with feelings of unbearable loneliness.
(Gluckman, 1962 1) Forts echoed Gluckman in the thesis: after rites of incorporation, individual incorporates "into a new structure of social structure, or conjuncture of the social relations".
Sources Echoed In Ambrose's Doctoral Thesis.
A previous Upton biography by Peter Michie Peter Michie, published in 1885, supplies a number of passages, slightly reworked and unadorned by quotation marks (see "Sources Echoed In Ambrose's Doctoral Thesis").
Some see the stagnation thesis as simple gloom mongering; others essentially echo it, like the libertarian-entrepreneur (he was a founder and CEO of PayPal) Peter Thiel in a recent essay at the National Review.
"Killing Kennedy," by Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard, echoes the Warren Report's lone gunman thesis and has spent 34 weeks on the hardcover nonfiction list; it's currently on the extended list at No. 22.
The Bonnefoy thesis was widely discussed in Paris, and I heard echoes of it in a number of conversations.
To a materialist like Paul Bloom this would doubtless sound like nonsense, but it echoes what Karen Armstrong asserted as the central thesis of her wonderful book, The Case for God.
