Politics and World War II, mediated by a major poet.
His pleasure is mediated by a "lit" screen.
Despite his disclaimers, his colours are beautiful and various, mediated by a delicately judged application.
Science information through traditional media is also often mediated by a journalist or presenter.
Confession is a first-person form; mediated by a performer, it becomes second-hand.
Each step is mediated by a particular and specific enzyme.
They demonstrated the existence of two different types of placebo response, each mediated by a different biochemical process.
But it still feels attenuated – as if mediated by a committee of BBC folk determined not to offend.
There are also profound philosophical questions raised by relationships being mediated by a system that presents heavily self-selected identities, either consciously or subconsciously.
The abrupt contact between night and day, so to speak, is mediated by a viselike shape of green and yellow that clutches the edge of the orange field.
Pretty soon, talks were under way among environmental organizations, Mr. Schumacher's lawyer and local and cantonal authorities, mediated by a Zurich professor.
