Sentence examples for bleeding everything from inspiring English sources
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In "Glasshouse", for example, Stross makes it clear that in a post-Singularity society the key concern becomes the protection of individual identity, because infinite access to information tends to make everything bleed into everything else.Our economy and our sociopolitical structure are systems of activity embedded in a physical platform.
From doing a lot of art theory reading and recognizing this post-medium condition where everything bleeds into everything else, I got really into curating music at openings and stuff and making iPods for people.
Though the setting is a happy accident (the original plan was to do the show in Dragon Film Studios near Bridgend, but it got a commercial booking), it's obvious that the military environment has bled into everything.
Letting the job bleed into everything else will lose you the things you'd rather be doing.
My eyes were bleeding, my hands, everything except my brain and my liver.
"We checked his blood pressure, how he was bleeding, his pulse, everything at the time was OK and then we left for the hospital.
It's a statement of the bleeding obvious that everything would be different if Nicola Sturgeon hadn't redrawn the map, gobbling up Labour seats and vowing to lock the Tories out regardless.
-5B We're just so focused on people that are bleeding and coughing and everything else … there's just not a lot of training [for mental health].
We're just so focused on people that are bleeding and coughing and everything else … there's just not a lot of training [for mental health].
