Sentence examples for electronic gods from inspiring English sources

3. Do not worship electronic gods while in the temple of fitness.

For nine whole days, Mexico becomes the center of the dance music world as everyone descends upon sandy beaches and nightclubs in the name of celebrating the electronic gods.

We believe in more government control, no brain implants, and refuse to accept an electronic God singing on the wires.

Viewers see the sun rise on the future city; which can, like an omniscient electronic god, visualize cars commuting on highways, simulate "emergency management" scenarios with swirling colors, and connect a doctor with a patient on opposite sides of the city.

It seems its electronic-God communicates with our electronic-God brain: The sound is low, not shrill in the least.

Two golden gods of electronic weirdness decended on the Keystone Bar for Sydney Festival last night, as evidenced by these images right here.

Lipsyte also became lovingly stuck at The Times, primarily in two stints as a sports columnist, long enough to see the tubes replaced by electronic communications and the "godding up" of athletes superseded by gimlet-eyed criticism.

RD: Steve Jobs was captivated with my Guru and saw that the electronic movement was coming from God. MS: On the flip side, I have two daughters, and see them on their gadgets all the time and I wonder if there's a down side to the fact that we're all on our computers, but I guess it's just a matter of creating that balance.

The visuals are diverse from candy-colored Greek gods to the gritty electronic lines found in Bizarre Love Triangle.

"Thank God we use an electronic video game".

Recently I have given boutique synthesizers to both legendary German techno innovators Kraftwerk, and electronic music revolutionary / bass guitar god Squarepusher (Tom Jenkinson), taught a circuitry class at the New York Hall of Science, participated in the World Maker Faire, was a top three winner in this year's Moog Circuit Bending Challenge, and was even mentioned in Rolling Stone.