Sentence examples for as if technology from inspiring English sources

"It seems as if technology has evolved faster than people".

But it also felt wrong, even illicit, as if technology had violated the first rule of the universe — that we must let the dead go.

As if technology hasn't contributed to the 140 mile-an-hour men's tennis serve and those soaring drives off the golf tee.

If people could have seen our current voice-to-text capabilities fifty years ago, it would have looked as if technology had become sentient.

But it also felt wrong, even illicit, as if technology had violated the first rule of the universe that we must let the dead go.

The most direct emotional demand comes from Rooney Mara, who tells Theo "Come and spoon me," and the cry recurs, as if technology had ushered us not into adulthood but made infants of us, trapping and swaddling us in our hi-tech cocoons.

ANT assumes that if any actor, irrespective of its position, is removed from or added to the network, as is the case if technology is introduced into an organisation, then the functioning of the whole network will be affected [ 13, 23].

Manufacturing output in the United States is no longer growing as rapidly as it once was (and as you would expect if technology had simply been replacing workers in factories).

If technology, as Cohen and Carpenter believe, is "a great way to amplify and network credible voices," then the hope is these shared experiences of aggression and disillusionment can be channeled to positive effect.

If technology is as radically transformative as we say, it'll touch even our sense of our spiritual selves.

"It's as if the technology hasn't changed in 21 years," Naughtie said, recalling that he started his broadcast career while Major was in No 10.