Sentence examples for effect of mass media from inspiring English sources
His work deals repeatedly with themes of social alienation and the deadening effect of mass media on human empathy and impulse.
Coupland explains that it was McLuhan's ability to anticipate the homogenizing and dehumanizing effect of mass media when the phenomenon was in its infancy that made him remarkable.
Which is to say, intellectuals have been bemoaning the trivialising effect of mass media forever – I don't see an enormous gap between the church argument against Martin Luther – allowing the laity to read the Bible will trivialise theology – and Thoreau, Postman and Morozov arguing that the internet will make us stupid by exposing us to too many "LOLCats".
The idea was intended to mock the desensitising effect of mass media.
The tour's concept was inspired by disparate television programming, the desensitising effect of mass media, and "morning zoo" radio shows.
Malamuth's paper makes the point that it isn't really possible to separate "pornographic stimuli" from the effect of mass media images, generally.
Previous studies have shown positive effects of mass media campaigns on the effectiveness of screening.
It's also, thanks to the relentless leveling effects of mass media, rapidly disappearing.
Tropicalia was gleefully modernistic, marveling (with many layers of irony) at the effects of mass media and global interchange.
In "Lullaby," for instance, he gave us black magic, dead babies, necrophilia -- and a warning about the atrophying effects of mass media.
This was a formative experience: Elstein wrote a paper on the effects of mass media and a mini-thesis on public-service broadcasting "which did not entirely please Richard".
