Sentence examples for linear affair from inspiring English sources

The production tonight, by academic and trumpeter Ron McCurdy, is a more linear affair.

Progress in the sciences is not a linear affair.

But the history of the diss isn't a linear affair.

No longer is it a linear affair from TV to perhaps a coupon to the store.

The subsequent film, Love & Mercy, after Wilson's 1988 single from his first solo album, has turned out to be one of those fashionably non-linear affairs, with Paul Dano playing the fresh-faced 1960s Wilson, breaking musical boundaries with Pet Sounds, and John Cusack the raddled 1980s incarnation, struggling to break his isolation through extended therapy.

As I hope the title of this article and its contents have illustrated, my career has not exactly been a linear and focussed affair--far from it.

Augustine rejects cyclical accounts of human affairs for a linear one.

Nevertheless the review will echo Harding's previously expressed view that current affairs doesn't "punch its weight" at the same time as emphasising the centrality of news and current affairs in the BBC's linear channel offerings.

The writer believed that a character living in a quantum universe would not perceive time with a linear perspective, which would influence the character's perception of human affairs.

We don't have to settle for linear shooters with waist-high cover around every corner, or open-world affairs full of meaningless collectibles, only there to infuriate/inspire gamers with their hearts and pride set on 100percentt completion.

Or, sometimes, I just like a very linear plot, the kind that makes you wonder what will happen next, like that Frank O'Connor story about a man having an affair and his sex-loving, unflappable wife.