Sentence examples for more echo than from inspiring English sources

A few of the rooms in which I tested produced a little more echo than I expected, but that's due to the acoustics of the rooms rather than the mic itself.

Would there be more echoes than cheers with crowds that might number no more than 3,000?

Though Prime Day is still underway this afternoon, Amazon has already sold more Echo devices than it did on Prime Day last year, it says.

But some British baby boomers may find more of an echo than that.

But music can do much more than echo the action on the screen.

But war critics say the sessions amount to little more than echo chambers to reinforce Mr. Bush's views.

I would be surprised, and pretty disappointed, if the Eighties spy-meets-hooligan plot of Grimsby does no more than echo the chav-baiting of more mediocre comics.

In this wider context, Theroux can do little more than echo dozens of predecessors, from J. G. Ballard to Cormac McCarthy.

The mayor said early today that the proposal, if adopted, would do nothing more than echo existing laws that require flags in classrooms.

All this has been known for a long time: Ten years ago, then-science minister Jo Ritzen warned, "Ph.D. students need better mentoring!" That not much has happened in the meantime was obvious when his successor, Loek Hermans, was unable recently to do much more than echo Ritzen's words.

I rationalized these reports as little more than "echo chamber" attacks on Big Government.