echo chamber

An echo chamber where people just agree with each other?

It was as though he had walked into an echo chamber.

It was as if I had been living in an echo chamber for five years and then suddenly, someone let me out.

My voice was delayed, like something in an echo chamber.

The sound of the firing in the rock room was like an echo chamber.

In addition to this, the studio makes use of echo chambers.

Even without the echo chamber, my voice carried at this height.

The echoing chamber he remembered was still dim and blue.

But why does Washington sound like an echo chamber?

But he knew what was expected of him, the echo chamber for his ruler's thoughts.

He even built a primitive echo chamber in the back yard.

We were screaming at the top of our lungs and inside an echo chamber.

Soon they began to believe their echo chamber, which led to the quagmire in Iraq.

His voice was like an echo chamber, do you know what I mean?'

Carroll could hear his own loud voice as if it were a foreign sound in an echo chamber.

He played back his own words in the echo chamber of his head.

There has been a demonstrated "echo chamber" effect in the political realm.

If you stick wholly within this area, it can become a bit of an echo chamber.

The drums were played in an echo chamber to achieve a hall effect.

The pundits are there to spin for the people already in the echo chamber.

Above the studio there was a natural echo chamber that lay under the church roof.

No, not an echo chamber; in the crystal cave of Africa.

Twitter is the echo chamber, the pulse of public feelings.

But on the right the echo chamber is louder and more tightly sealed.

His last words were so clear they might have been gutturally whispered through an echo chamber.