Sentence examples for comes mediated from inspiring English sources

It's the second half of that couplet that feels truest: any shape-shifting in Local Natives comes mediated and controlled.

There's a special difficulty for anyone setting stories in history, in that the material they're pressing into life comes already mediated through our historical knowledge, through hindsight.

The ego comes to mediate between the superego and the id by building up what have been called defense mechanisms.

But Mr. Kheel, 93, says those challenges pale in comparison to what he believes is at stake when it comes to mediating issues on the environment.

Other aspects of 'social physics' are introduced based on the splitting of innovative groups based on specialist interests, and how knowledge embedded in technologies comes to mediate and enframe these specialisms.

With more than 400 customers and a reach of 3.3 billion people in 65 countries, this makes for a substantial argument when it comes to mediating between customers' needs and carriers' demands.

The large geographic range of this ant species combined with its apparent impact on native species make it likely to have cascading consequences on eastern forests in years to come, effects mediated by the specifics of its life history which is very different from those of other invasive ants.

Nor do they appear to anticipate the extent to which photography in all its hydra-headed multiplicity would come to mediate and even seem to define reality itself.

"Whenever there are fights with our communities, NP would come to mediate," explains Elizabeth Akon Mading, secretary of the women's peacekeeping team in Maleng-agok, 16km to the east of Rumbek.

Truth comes to us mediated by human love.

Inasmuch as the text of Virgil comes to me mediated through a long history of scholarly practice and literary receptions, and itself represents the culmination of centuries of reception of Greek and Roman literature, the process of fully appreciating this text is very much poly-temporal.