Sentence examples for medium but a from inspiring English sources

Jean-Luc Godard, following his usual practice, faxed a handwritten note: "The so-called 'digital' is not a mere technical medium, but a medium of thought.

It also points towards the fact that "the digital" is not a medium, but a context, in which new social, political and artistic forms arise.

Hurrah!)," "The Elevator Man Going Up, Going Up, Going Up, Going Up!" In these oddball songs, we hear not only pop music being invented as a mass medium, but a new nation being born: it is melting-pot music, the sound of a polyglot America emerging from its Victorian past and striding jauntily into the century it would claim as its own.

In this lively history-cum-polemic, Martin says that the theory is "entirely false," and that the essence of monetary exchange is not "the swapping of goods and services for this commodity medium" but a "system of credit accounts and their clearing".

The Web, by its very nature, is not only a global medium, but a grassroots one.

Usually, amount of glutamine was added into the feed medium, but a half of asparagine was added.

Commercial television is not an artistic endeavor, or even primarily an entertainment medium, but an industry that sells its products (the attention of audiences of varying sizes and demographies) to its customers (corporations with advertising budgets).

"...We started looking at digital as not just a medium but as a whole different way of creating relationships".

"Dance is fairly limited as a storytelling medium, but as a musical one that works in a visual realm, it's unlimited," Mr. Jones said in an interview.

The so obtained pieces behave like a hydrogel when immersed in a hydrated medium but show a consistency comparable to that of the cancellous bone.

They were responding to the Internet "not as a new medium but as a mass medium".