Sentence examples for endless browsing from inspiring English sources
The unspoken question of endless browsing is "What do I need?" What I needed was less.
Protesting the Vietnam war outside the Pentagon, watching Fidel Castro caress his microphones before a speech, documenting the last days of his friend Andrei Tarkovsky: Marker offers us the political and artistic history of the late 20th century, reconfigured for endless browsing and reflection.
It's not about an endless browsing experience where you subject countless photos to your own judgement, then go fishing with a sexy one-liner, and maybe perhaps get an answer back.
Furthermore, the unrestrained access to cell phones and their endless browsing and app offerings makes the separation from the grid, even while driving, seem more and more challenging.
The free conveniences we enjoy – email, endless web browsing, cats and all sorts of gossip – are not, in fact, free.
A year's worth of successful operation has helped the startup create a very intelligent recommendation engine, serving up suggestions to reduce the need for endless catalog browsing.
Cox agrees that there's a difference between the "connection" of endless, unhealthy browsing of Facebook and comparing oneself to others that can make people feel isolated, and the "closeness" of forging deeper friendships and civic ties.
Beyond their ergonomic designs, Mayer's Slumpies possess built-in phone chargers and function as Wi-Fi hotspots to facilitate true, endless mobile browsing.
It does do obscene, and views obscene objectively (though that shifts, obviously, or we'd still be banning a glimpse of ankle rather than browsing endless anal).
Enabled by social platforms and apps, we browse endless options, compare their features and select the one that taps into our desires and perfectly fits our exact personal preferences.
"The brand is finally introducing more clarity to its over-complex clothing lines, but look beyond the flagship stores and many are still a mess of baffling sub-brands, and feel like museums where older people go to browse endless rows of black slacks," he added.
