Sentence examples for becoming anonymous from inspiring English sources

BECOMING ANONYMOUS -- Several products allow users to wander without identifying themselves, including Anonymizer.com and Triangle Boy (www.safeweb.com) from SafeWeb.

In 1956 William Whyte lamented in "The Organisation Man" that bosses were becoming anonymous conformists, ruling by consensus rather than charisma.

What then should we do to resist information overload, cyber slavery, toxic trolling, intolerable corporate and state snooping apart from becoming anonymous?

In the wake of the convincing sweep by the Lakers, the decision Lamoriello has to make is how to keep the Nets on the map, to prevent the Nets from becoming anonymous.

This, in turn, strengthens bonds and reduces the risk of becoming anonymous or forgotten.

I'm usually rushing, and as I button up while walking through the produce section to the seafood area, I feel myself becoming anonymous.

"I wanted to address the facelessness of electronic music, to inject some personality where it's becoming increasingly anonymous," he explains as he takes off his impeccably cut coat and sits down.

"If I don't have the big league career that I thought I was going to have, I've got something I can fall back on and still hold my chest out and say, 'You know what, I've done something that's never been done before.' " Mientkiewicz is clearly at ease now as one of these faceless and nameless Twins who are becoming less anonymous with each day, getting off to a 22-8 record.

But she too has days when she feels like quitting it all and becoming another anonymous 9-5er.

He had accepted his fate fairly soon after becoming involved with Anonymous.

It was New Zealand who looked the likelier to win what was becoming a frustratingly anonymous game in the second half.