Sentence examples for Luddite from inspiring English sources

Though "no Luddite" technophobe himself, Schama said, he was against the fake individualism of cyberspace, the fraudulent triumph of the second rate, with all that me-me-me noise.

While Putin is a proud luddite, saying he doesn't own a mobile phone and rarely goes on the internet, Medvedev is famous for embracing social media and gadgets.

Nobody, even a staunch luddite, would rationally choose to forego web access when it costs nothing extra, so why even list it?

The second is that intelligent machines have reached a new social frontier: knowledge workers are now in the eye of the storm, much as stocking-weavers were in the days of Ned Ludd, the original Luddite.

Yet it is clearly Google+ that the geniuses of Mountain View are trying to boost…Still, enough of my displeasure (with its possible Luddite overtones).

Despite what your Luddite friends might say, you do not need psychiatric help.

There is no inspiration without reflection.Mr Harris is no absolutist or ageing Luddite.

Last week's deal on textiles was not as Luddite as many southerners in Congress wanted; but Mr Bush's failure to take on the cotton barons will hardly deter other industry lobbies.

They have no intention of repeating their Luddite errors in the equity market, where they initially tried to kill off the nascent online-trading business, only to find themselves forced to scramble to catch up.

Batsmen, on the other hand, might be forgiven a dash of Luddite indignation.

Erskine May, the Commons' procedural bible, clasped to their bosom, bewigged, bejewelled, bepomped, they hang on to traditional forms like the most Luddite of trade unionists as a cover to protect their otherwise redundant jobs.Oh for the Golden Age of Parliament!