Instead of red carpet razzmatazz, there were elegant coats and slouchy pants where the casual ease was echoed by tops slipping off one shoulder.
Cirque du Soleil, the most famous Canadian entity after Best Supporting Actor Christopher Plummer, swung, spun and flew through the air with the greatest of ease, prompting Crystal to echo the Twitterverse by calling the night "just a pony away from a Bar Mitzvah".
During a trivia game called "Ro or Ro?," she put Perez at ease, and there were echoes of the super-nice O'Donnell from her nineties talk show.
Gorsuch also expressed his own belief that judges should "strive... to apply the law as it is, focusing backward, not forward," echoing the ease in which Scalia was able to frame a radical agenda of reversing equal rights into a constitutional virtue.
After insisting for days that the oil-rich Persian Gulf region was fully "insulated" from financial troubles abroad, the Emirates Central Bankk made about $13.6 billion available on Sept. 22 to ease credit problems, in an echo of bailout measures in the United States.
His ease with the photographic age echoes 19th-century artists such as Degas and Manet – artists he resembles in other ways, too, as an ironic observer of the modern scene.
The unchecked profligate spending, heavy borrowing and financial manipulation that helped get many Korean companies into trouble in the late 1990's has echoes in the ease with which executives were able to divert bailout funds after the crisis began, the board found.
Appliance makers recognize the role home assistants like the Echo play in easing customers into connected living.
But that elevation is still an indicator of a media that's at ease in the Twitterverse's various echo chambers, and prone to forget that there's a wider world outside.
He sees it in the automated instruction that people should spread out along the platform to facilitate ease of boarding – an instruction often echoing over the head of a single waiting traveller.
