Sentence examples for medium entitled from inspiring English sources
In an open letter written for Medium entitled The Lost Art of Lyricism, the rapper praised science, artists such as Nas and lamented the absence of storytelling in contemporary rap.
The Court's decision has been hailed as a victory for free speech online, and so it is: The majority opinion, written by John Paul Stevens John Paul Stevens and joined in full by six other Justices and in substantial part by the remaining two, treats the Internet as a medium entitled to full First Amendment protection.
Last week, I wrote about an article here for Medium entitled "Can We Trust Uber?" in which I described a ridiculous incident a couple of years ago where the company used what I thought was my private Uber location data without my permission to promote its brand at one of the company's launch events.
And while she understands the power of Web video to communicate with a younger audience, she also said that the medium had "created a generation of fat, entitled, lazy, atrophied kids".
His piece, entitled "The Deflowering," contains a rather unusual medium: the (organically and mysteriously obtained) scent of vagina.
The outputs are the products or the targets of the service delivered and can been seen in the boxes entitled organisation of care under short and medium term outcomes.
Individuals who have used e-mail tracking services say they feel entitled to monitor their own correspondence in a medium where it is so easily passed along or ignored.
In September 2007, Whedonesque was one website cited in an MIT masters' thesis entitled Television 2.0: Reconceptualizing TV as an Engagement Medium.
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The piece, entitled "Cathode Narcissus," is to be Baz's last installation because the medium is now dead: "It was born decadent, like all the rest of conceptual art.
Last week, at Sotheby's, a Japanese businessman, Yusaku Maezawa, spent more than a hundred and ten million dollars on a medium-sized, slapdash-looking painting of a grimacing skull by Jean-Michel Basquiat, entitled "Untitled," from 1982.
