Sentence examples for hardwired it from inspiring English sources

One irony of the campaign is that having once exported capital punishment to its dominions around the world and hardwired it into their constitutions, the UK is now leading the fight to abolish the gallows.

As everyone has the beneficial and harmful tendencies hardwired, it's a personal choice to be more tolerant of everyone's right to a belief or none.

Humans are hardwired, it seems, to learn how to talk.

I was obsessed with designing the future, but the graphic designers of the day were hardwiring it into our existing culture with their decades-old design and fonts.

Self-evaluation has, in fact, led the FAO to conclude that it must refocus on activities with the highest impacts on food insecure people; the right to food embodies this approach and hardwires it into all policymaking.

Of course, you'll still be able to hardwire it to an existing doorbell system if the option is available.

The new device also has an Ethernet port built into the power brick, if you can believe it, so you can hardwire it — $69 in November.

A movie like "Pixels" hardwires its notions of brand synergy into its very story; it couldn't exist without the famous video-game characters that will serve as its villains.

This bar, like others on the tour, were white men's watering holes in a country that had racial divisions hardwired into it the moment Cecil Rhodes arrived in 1893.

The upside of a near-miss was that it hardwired a total lack of complacency.

In those days, Time, taking up the American pursuit of pleasure, praised Christopher Lasch's "The Culture of Narcissism"; now Time has a cover story on happiness and asks whether we are "hardwired" to pursue it.