Sentence examples for massive echo from inspiring English sources

You'd be forgiven if you thought Amazon was finished announcing new hardware after last month's massive Echo event.

Over the last three decades, the proliferation of right-wing infotainment masquerading as news has constructed a massive echo chamber in which politically inconvenient facts are easily drowned out by the shouts of bombastic TV and radio hosts.

A loping midtempo track about "the most beautiful girl in Hackney" with the kind of massive echo, a dubby bass-line and manipulated vocals that's come to define British blue-eyed rhythm & blues, Jamie XX's new single is heavy on the bottom-end and haunting throughout.

The massive space echoes like a gymnasium.

The killer's weapon of choice is a massive hook, echoing the urban myth told at the beginning.

Yet I was left with the sounds of massive explosions echoing in my head like a firework display.

In December, a member of the IOC board, Mark Hodler, spoke publicly of "massive corruption", echoing investigative journalists who have long said the 105-year-old institution was infested with dishonesty.

The government's sweeping anti-terror legislation, seen as a political masterstroke when introduced, ultimately inspired a massive outcry that echoed from every establishment pulpit in the country.

The enormous central open space of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, world headquarters echos the massive plazas and piazzas adjacent to Europe's largest cathedrals.

When the film unspools across America over the next weeks, I predict a massive chorus of voices echoing his entreaties for more great teachers, less union influence, and school choice.

The shorter front façade, with its central curtain wall of glass, battered corners of striated concrete, and massive gambrel roof, manages to echo a classical portico, an Egyptian pylon, and a Prussian barn without subverting its own progressive identity.