Sentence examples for age of internet from inspiring English sources

He talks about what it all means: appropriation, age of internet etc. Sure, sure, I say.

In an age of Internet spoilers, the producers said, such spontaneity is required to surpass the expectations of their viewers.

Hillary Clinton might announce, a year ago, "the age of internet freedom", with America as its champion.

And, in any case, in the age of internet trolls and reality TV boorishness, there's quite enough abuse around.

In the age of Internet groupsourcing, it would now be easier than ever to elicit discoveries and contributions worldwide.

But in the age of internet banking, why go to a bank unless you need to talk to someone?

In this age of internet-induced loneliness, we need to protect the spaces that encourage rather than erode chance encounters.

It challenges a stale thirty-year-old precedent, undermines a central legal rationale of the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court, and nudges the law into the age of Internet-connected smartphones, G.P.S., and Big Data.

The search for Nakamoto has a tinge of irony: it's an old-school mystery born in an age of Internet-enabled access to all world knowledge, which threatens to make the entire concept of mystery obsolete.

And it clearly serves Netflix's interests for its CEO to proclaim a new age of internet-friendly entertainment.

At 12 years old, Giuseppe Junior is a tiny Neomelodic phenomenon in the new-age of Internet fame.