Enduring platforms quickly move beyond creation to become content and social networks.
50) Writing, a once noble profession, nay, an art, became content and content became an excuse to pretend that everything that's ever happened is of the utmost importance, and is eternally significant.
For choreographers like Merce Cunningham and George Balanchine, form has its own value and becomes content.
Sooner or later, everyone is mesmerised by the view and becomes content with doing very little.
Other students can become content managers and create a joint presentations by defining the relations (e.g., temporal, geographical, or topical) between these multimedia objects.
If we did stop and examine every component part of walking we'd immediately realise how dangerous it is, and would become content to be sedentary and safe.
Nowadays we've literally been civilised: we've subcontracted our umbrage to the state, and become content to identify with its judgments.
As a result of the controversy that followed, many Baptists developed a distaste for theology and became content to find their unity as Baptists in promoting denominational enterprises.
Today, a "meme" on the Internet is popularly understood as a fever and became content that is played by everyone.
He believes that corporate data has to evolve, become content that is tagged and follows clear rules: knows whether it can be copied, or forwarded, or leave the building or company.
