Sentence examples for mediated through modern from inspiring English sources

The sheer volume of information, and the internationalisation of terrorist networks mediated through modern telecommunications, poses huge challenges for national security agencies, in terms of resourcing alone.

The heightened middle-class appreciation of music was mediated through the experience of modernity, which inevitably fed new anxieties about inheritance, culture and heritage that had to be projected in a way that was appropriately modern, chaste and spiritual.

The pope went on to imply that the marriage between faith and reason, mediated through Greek philosophy, was an essential feature of Christianity; it was a mistake to think, as some modern theologians did, that Christianity could be stripped of its Hellenic accretions and reduced to an authentic core.

Technology is mediated through society.

Our lives are mediated through technology.

"Our study suggests that these processes could be mediated through accelerated cellular ageing".

Much of what we now know as spectacle is mediated through technology.

Research in climate change is largely government-driven, mediated through the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

"Community isn't recognized unless it's mediated through monetary transactions," he said.

There was no great boon to having your identity mediated through an authoritative centre.

The death of David Bowie is mediated through its "relevance" to voluble strangers.