Sentence examples for everything is mediated from inspiring English sources

Many of the works are set in cities, but the worlds that Krohn's characters inhabit never feel concrete: everything is mediated through particular characters' perceptions.

Everything is mediated through the desire to put the best face, first on fear, then on devious appropriation, and finally on evil.

Everything is planned, and everything is mediated, and modulated, and to see actual human behaviour in the public space is just startling".

Everything we know is mediated by Carraway, and Luhrmann and his co-writer Craig Pearce have had the dubious idea of having Carraway tell the story from a sanatorium as a form of therapy on the advice of a psychiatrist.

His critics are not so squeamish: DeLillo is at once praised for articulating a new theory of reality (that everything we see is mediated through images derived from popular culture); blamed for contributing to the death of sincerity (that the mediation theory is meaningless); and presented in countless PhDs as a writer in full control of the contradiction.

Technology is mediated through society.

Touch is mediated by cutaneous mechanoreceptors.

The first movement is mediated through Cage.

Such coupling is mediated by travel.

"Everything we do is being mediated by technology, whether it is entertainment, work or sports or play, and this is generating huge amounts of user activity data," says Rajat Paharia, the founding father of gamification.

For decades, it had been, in the writer Jon Savage's lovely phrase, "the teenage news", the primary means by which everything from fashion to politics had been mediated to a mass audience.