Sentence examples for bit of an echo from inspiring English sources

"It's a bit of an echo chamber".

The effect was that the Silverado sounded as though it added a bit of an echo.

The venue, he said, was symbolic because of its proximity to the Palace of Westminster, "sending a bit of an echo across the road".

Fond of a discreet - and occasionally not so discreet - dig at his rivals, Coleridge described She and Reveal publisher NatMags as a "bit of an echo machine, a poor man's Condé Nast and people who work there realise that".

Mr. Putin's 24-hour visit here was a bit of an echo of a much longer visit that Mikhail S. Gorbachev's made to London in 1984, when the British prime minister at the time, Margaret Thatcher, took the measure of the Soviet leader and pronounced that he was somebody with whom the West could do business.

"I think sometimes we live in a bit of an echo chamber.

The Amazon Echo Dot is essentially all the bits of an Amazon Echo that make it interesting, but without the speaker beneath it – and so it costs just one-third of the price.

Beyond exploring filter bubbles, Taylor says that Blissify is meant to be a bit of a comment on echo chamber.

Stuff like the Echo Look is a bit of a reach, but the Echo Show appears to have some fresh ideas as a smart hub.

Playing with his fingers and a bit of echo, Vieux Farka Touré used two different guitars, a plugged-in steel-string acoustic and a black electric, the same guitar that his father held on the cover of "Savane," his final album before his death last year.

Where Sieglinde seems the type to press charges, were she not an al-Qaeda moll holed up in an Afghan cave, Brünnhilde's clearly up for a bit of incest, echoing Germaine Greer's talk in the programme of women's cheeks growing hot and their hearts pounding 'as a fantasy so secret they hardly knew they entertained it is acted out onstage'.