Sentence examples for medium in their from inspiring English sources

"There is no doubt that the Web has become the dominant medium in their lives".

Robert Motherwell once said that painters carry the history of their medium in their heads.

It convinced him that the cut-outs were a viable and vital new medium in their own right.

Some of the best broadcasters are realising radio is the place to be and are migrating to this medium in their droves.

It is perceptive of them to incorporate the medium in their work, because even as the explosion of channels creates a more fragmented television universe, what we know and how we know it is shaped more than ever by television.

An exhibition titled "Subject to Sound" at the Rotunda Gallery in Brooklyn Heights explores the expressive and formal dimensions of sound though the work of contemporary artists who use sound as a medium in their art.

They challenged and mocked the definition of art and its elitist establishment with such works as Marcel Duchamps (1917), which was a porcelain urinal, and they utilized photomontages, as well as a plethora other artistic mediums, in their public meetings to protest against the nascent Nazi party in Germany.

Your phones and tablets have become in essence the true mobile-first cloud storage mediums in their utility".

The ITU, which is focused on telecoms regulation, flags social media in its report as an area of growing scrutiny for telecoms regulators: not only are social networks becoming more ubiquitous, but services like Facebook are becoming communications mediums in their own right, with voice and text offerings that go head-to-head against similar services from carriers.

Through the democratization of information, the persistant increase in global consciousness, and the technologies that allow for seamless interactions between people thousands of miles apart, artists working today enjoy a plethora of mediums in their socially-conscious pursuits, the variety and availability of which have never before been available on Earth. .

The movie industry has traditionally treated writers shabbily for two reasons: they were perceived as East Coast intellectuals who were far better educated than the moguls, many of whom barely finished grade school; and more important, they were writing screenplays, or plays written for the screen, a medium in which their work would be visualized, not dramatized.