She described the sound, which is amplified when it echoes off nearby buildings, as louder than a passing airplane.
When I feel myself echoing other things, I've thought: do you actually mean that, or are you just doing it because that's what you think Hamlet does?" It's through such self-scrutiny that "you find yourself shaping the part into a way of your own choosing".
"It could be a placebo," Savaiano says when I tell him, echoing my initial thoughts upon becoming a person who buys special milk.
When I called Polat, he echoed the opinion of many of the critics.
(It was a story I heard echoed when I spoke with other female professors, who sometimes took sick days even when they were healthy so they could stay home and not have to pay for baby sitters).
"If what we do stirs up controversy, then we've already won the election," he told me, a thought echoed when I met with Marc Bühlmann, a political scientist here.
Raworth's insistence on re-thinking the present was a vision that, in a different sense, the author and Financial Times columnist Tim Harford echoed when I spoke to him.
And those words echoed when I heard the story of a social entrepreneur, Paul Polak.
It's a sentiment Atlanta-based sexy cosplayer Kay Thomas (aka KayBear) echoed when I interviewed her over the phone.
It's a heightened reality onscreen: alas, when I slurp, the results instead echo the remembered soundtrack of my immigrant Hungarian grandfather, participating at our family dinner table with faulty dentures.
