| This is a refined, sweetly oaked, pleasantly old-fashioned red that lingers on the palate like a melody in an echo chamber. |
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| The grim statistics, even when reported and attributed to such sources as U.N. agencies, haven't made much noise in the media echo chamber. |
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| Reinforced by the echo chamber of a million always-on consumers, brands have seen their power expand and grow. |
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| You know, editing is supposed to occur in a deliberative atmosphere, not in an echo chamber. |
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| Kerry goes on vacation, and suddenly the wingers, the knuckledraggers, the mouth breathers, and Whiney Joe own the echo chamber again. |
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| But, as usual, the message discipline and sheer volume of the conservative echo chamber allowed it to frame the pseudo-debate. |
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| It's an echo chamber for the common wisdom of the subset of people who use the site more than anything else. |
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| They live in an intellectual echo chamber of insular think tanks, political operatives and partisan media. |
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| You'd almost think that the mainstream media have become an echo chamber for a megaphone with right-wing crazies shouting into it, wouldn't you? |
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| Those stories may have been short on proof but they reverberated across the media echo chamber. |
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| But another early casualty is conscience, routinely smothered in the national media echo chamber. |
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| The soundtrack is a big part of the problem, resonating like a gong in an echo chamber one minute and soaring to treacly heights the next. |
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| Without these core skills, the citizen journalist merely fills an echo chamber. |
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| There are about 200, they all have blogs, and they spend all day in the libertarian echo chamber fooling themselves into thinking that their views matter. |
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| These bloggers get trapped within an echo chamber, reading post after post that says the same things they think in the same way they would have said it themselves. |
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| We may believe intellectually in the clash of opinions, but in practice we like to embed ourselves in the reassuring womb of an echo chamber. |
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| Happiness is a cork-lined cocoon nestled cozily in an echo chamber, door welded shut. |
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| Buttermilk Lane is like a natural echo chamber, taking my crazy chords and loopy lines and reverberating them around from stone wall to shuttered window. |
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| If the Republicans exist in a media echo chamber, then the Democrats exist in a media echo chamber. |
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| What does not seem normal, nor acceptable, is for this Council to serve as an echo chamber for either of the parties. |
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| An echo chamber is first and foremost a Faraday cage with all the characteristics of an oversized electromagnetic cavity. |
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| In both cases, the misinformation or lies continue to cycle through the echo chamber, apparently with no penalty for their falsehood or attempt to correct. |
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| Well, I mean it's sort of part and parcel of the echo chamber of Washington, the armchair commanders, many of whom never served in the military, and now they're getting tough. |
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| The last thing an incoming administration needs is to stage a long diplomatic harangue about nothing inside an echo chamber. |
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| The phrase became part of the lexicon and the media became like an echo chamber. |
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| One symptom is the inability to speak outside the echo chamber, epidemic in the current conservative movement. |
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| As with her HLN show, Behar wants to have fun, to be sure, but also to venture beyond the liberal-Democrat echo chamber. |
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| Half the country hates you, half the country loves you, but everyone in the echo chamber is talking about you. |
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| Wiley represents the outer reaches of wingnut-dom, but his views are echoed in debates across the netroots echo chamber. |
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| The poem is the conceptual locus of intersection, either as the zone or area of such textual looping, or as an echo chamber. |
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| Like a mirror held up to the world, the values it holds dear and the questions it asks itself, the car acts in films as a sounding board for the human condition, an echo chamber of the psyche. |
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| The echo chamber was the original high-end reverberator. |
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| The properties of the echo chamber can also be used to measure the increased diversity between combined antennae compared to the use of a single antenna. |
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| This incestuous information sharing is sometimes derided as creating an echo chamber effect. |
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| But the conservative echo chamber was in high dudgeon. |
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| I spend a little time with the guitarist J. L. Wathelet in the band BELGIAN FLAG with some other musicians, and i begin to play synthetiser, a Davoli, a rarety wich dispended incredible sound with an old Wilcat echo chamber. |
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| There are days when an echo chamber suits me fine. |
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| Debunkings, McCaughey's backtracking doesn't stop media echo chamber. |
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| This is a story about the toxicity of the right-wing echo chamber. |
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| Paradise Lost, as Teskey observes, is a cento, a vast echo chamber of classical texts, all twisted into new shapes. |
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| Chamber is a complex miniature-space effect resembling an echo chamber at its smaller settings and, at its larger ones, a small performance space with a more rapid build-up of reflection density than a hall. |
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| The Republican echo chamber that is your editorial page and the right-wing letter writers you publish regularly have clearly lost touch with reality. |
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| We give away The King's brilliant 15-track albuminto the king1ELVIS PRESLEY is back on top of the UK charts, 25 years after he went to that great echo chamber in the sky. |
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| But it would resound in the conservative media's echo chamber. |
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| On Saturday, Echo Chamber is partnering with Brew-Ed to offer a tour of breweries with Cliff Mori, registered Beer Cicerone. |
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