In memory, it has the quality of a dream: leafy tunnels through which you can just glimpse other lakes opening beyond, endless green chambers with a liquid floor.
Its large public spaces, conference-inviting dining rooms and endless private chambers are appropriate for negotiating diplomatic deals.
Especially when she sings a cappella, it has the ringing purity of a voice emanating from a lofty altitude and reverberating in an endless echo chamber of mountain passes.
I would argue, notwithstanding the endless echo chamber of political insiders and slashing attacks that is called our public discourse, that the wonderful story of Jeremy Lin tells us far more about America than partisan debates or talking heads.
Each space in Straylight is in some way secret, this endless series of chambers linked by passages, by stairwells vaulted like intestines, where the eye is trapped in narrow curves, carried past ornate screens, empty alcoves...
It's a chamber of endless pain that smells of death, coffee and antiseptic, where you have to face the best and worst aspects of humanity on a daily basis.
It's a chamber of endless pain that smells of death, coffee, and antiseptic, where you have to face the best and worst aspects of humanity on a daily basis.
Relentless tracking shots and dumbwaiters used to disorienting effect move us up, down and through the building, along endless hallways, into officelike interrogation chambers (note the padded doors), past revolving file boxes once filled with dossiers.
Books aren't, he claimed, objects of individual creation, but "echo chambers"; the best of them "tune" the endless repetitions of language and thought that are zipping back and forth around us.
He plans to allow Orb to spend another two weeks at Fair Hill, where Orb snacks on seemingly endless pastures and soothes aching muscles in a hyperbaric chamber.
