Sentence examples for media age that from inspiring English sources

There is no hiding from responsibility in a media age that makes clear, through instant polling, where the public stands.

I think Tony Blair was a much better actor than Gordon Brown and maybe in this modern media age that counts for something.

"That kind of political calibration could have been easily made in an earlier age, but the political rewards for going simple and negative are greater in an accelerated media age that likes schlock and horror..

For me, I've never been on a show in this viral, social media age, that is so beloved, so talked about, so tweeted about.

The American right is in a heap of trouble in a media age that doesn't shun the goons and liars that have poisoned the political process and won the American presidency by breaking the rules of fair play.

It is an unfortunate quirk of the media age that a career can be reduced to one play, one possession, one 10-second clip played on a maddening loop.

Instead of strife, there is confusion and misunderstanding: a failure to communicate in the new-media age that may be impossible to bridge.

Virus attenuation during the idle time was investigated over repeated daily filtration cycles to capture the effect of media aging that encompasses processes occurring throughout the filter depth rather than restricted to the schmutzdecke at the media surface.

In this media-addled age, that is practically an eternity.

Instead, it will focus on Ms. Jones's misadventures during the social media age, "things that didn't exist when I wrote the last Bridget, like e-mails, really, and texting, the way life is lived through texting and Twitter, and a whole new idea for a phase of her life," Ms. Fielding said.

What most marketers haven't come to grips with in the post-mass media age is that memes are nearly impossible to start, but movements are easier than ever.