Sentence examples for culture machine from inspiring English sources

"Ruskin-bashing has become something of a bloodsport for the nobs and yobs of the contemporary culture machine," he says.

But 2015 was the year that the culture machine picked up Myles and transmitted her to a larger audience.

Either Francis, although ubiquitous in the U.S., has never been given his due here — or this humblest of holy men has received his due exactly, exercising influence while passing through the culture machine undetected.

Her belligerently titled video installation, Sanity Assassin, hits you with throbbing noise and hard edges, while her shots of night-time LA are far from peaceful, arranged in music video-style montages and accompanied by rapid-fire captions attacking the culture machine.

Lunenfeld's story of "the computer as culture machine" is an intriguing if sometimes uneasy mixture of critical analysis and technological optimism, the latter messily expressed ("The computer's trajectory [is] hopeful and ever upward, from 1.0 to 2.0 to n.0 to an asymptote of infinity").

A dyslexic, colorblind, insomniac one-man culture machine, he stays up all night making quirky songs, movies, and animated shorts in his home studio and then, when he finally crawls into bed, jumps out and races to the studio several more times as new ideas occur.

A visual encyclopedia of an unknown world created by elusive Italian architect and industrial designer Luigi Serafini in the nineteen-seventies, the "Codex" is divided into categories like flora, fauna, customs, culture, machines, and so on.

The inoculated vials were immediately placed in blood culture machines for incubation at 37 C and observed daily for visible turbidity, color change, and hemolysis in the medium.

Moreover, automated cell culture machines can be equipped with cleaning and monitoring systems to prevent contamination by microorganisms and cross-contamination by other cell types cultured in tandem.

Back then, they mocked and resisted the pop-culture machine, which co-opts even the subtlest ideas by turning them into brands, slogans, and images.

In a program note, he spoke of a "resistance born of complexity"—of the dissent implicit in artistic work that cannot be assimilated into the pop-culture machine that Trump has mastered and disarmed.