Sentence examples for familiar media from inspiring English sources

Vessel will blend online video stars with familiar media brands.

It provoked instant debate and Wolf, who, no one failed to notice, was herself rather beautiful, became a familiar media figure.

"Not simply the anachronism of another conventional containment vessel for yet more of the too familiar media of traditional art production".

Though the familiar media trope is of obsolete hi-tech junk shipped off for dangerous backyard recycling, in reality many of these products are refurbished on arrival and receive a second lease of life in developing-world households.

It would have been easier to accept Woods's confessional at face value if he hadn't followed such an obviously calculated, familiar media crisis strategy: lead off with heartfelt apology, transition to trumpeting charitable work, and then attack the press.

TRADITIONAL marketers are eager, if not anxious, to capitalize on the Internet to broaden and deepen the ties they have built with shoppers through familiar media like television, radio, newspapers, magazines and billboards, and promotions in stores.

He was immediately asked the legacy question, and in his familiar media-savvy, aw-shucks style, which belies the biggest football brain ever stuffed into a helmet, he answered this way: "I'd have to be, like, seventy to have a legacy.

The core of the radR program is a 'processing manager' that consists of a user interface loosely based around the familiar media-player paradigm, that allows the user to start and stop processing, choose sources and sinks for data and output, and display data and the output from basic target finding (clutter learning and target extraction) and tracking ("track-while-scan") algorithms.

Although the arrival of this second baby for Prince William and his wife had passed with noticeably less furor, the all-too-familiar media circus began setting up camp around the hospital's private Lindo Wing as soon as signs restricting traffic were affixed to street posts last week.

(To viewers familiar with media art, the results may suggest a woke update of Bruce Conner's pioneering 1958 film collage, "A Movie").

With a great deal of the work in the exhibition made familiar by media exposure, the organisers claim the show will give visitors a fresh perspective.