Sentence examples for default mode for from inspiring English sources

Ambivalence is also a default mode for Bechdel.

I personally believe 'live-tweeting encouraged' should be the default mode for most large arts and humanities conferences.

Sotomayor's words amounted to an acknowledgment that conservative rhetoric, if not conservative views, had become the default mode for Supreme Court nominees.

Trash-talking Eurovision, particularly in the ironic-humorous style popularised by Sir Terry Wogan, has become the UK's default mode for its coverage and public response.

One of the reasons there is so much misogyny on the web is that criticising a woman's looks and style is the default mode for too many men.

He took a law degree because in the United States law is the default mode for professional seekers of elective office.

Rather, it is the default mode of transport for those who cannot afford anything else.

But this sort of exquisitely conveyed emotional directness is by no means John's default mode of communication; for every paragraph in this vein there are several more filled with grinding minutiae, painstaking explication, meandering digression and apparently pointless pedantry.

That is a break with Anglicanism's familiar role as the undemanding "default mode" of faith for a secular country.The Church of England's own number-crunchers confirm the picture of falling attendance at Sunday services in mainstream churches.

This man-in-the-middle technique isn't new in principle, but having it as the default mode of communication for a major device is.

However, in the last few years, as smartphones and texting have become the default mode of communication for many people, the tone has changed again; the electronic leash is returning.