Sentence examples for medium of its from inspiring English sources

It is easy to say they make being young look like hard work, but wasn't it always hard work, even if the medium of its difficulty was different?

Technology was the otherwise improbable Milton Babbitt's ticket of admission to maverickhood: he was represented by "Philomel," a virtuoso aria for soprano (sung by Lauren Flanigan -- into her music stand, alas) with a taped accompaniment produced in 1964 on the room-filling RCA Mark II Synthesizer, the techiest medium of its day, with a price tag of $175,000 to prove it.

It has to adapt to the expectations of that audience and the medium of its transmission.

Conceiving of a festival as a single work of art created in the medium of its host city, Holloway is not interested in merely affirming Melbourne's local character.

Harriet Beecher Stowe was cautious in that task, first arousing the reader's sympathy, Williams observes, "through the medium of its white angel," the tubercular little Eva, whose fatal ailment worsens the more she learns of slaves' misery.

Later, Mr. McKelvey moved to another agency and took over the account of a company that advertised not on television, the hot new medium of its day, but only in the Yellow Pages.

As hot air passes over the wet medium, some of its energy goes to evaporate water from the medium.

Twitter binds the process of informing to the process of emoting, a result of the truncated nature of the medium and of its reward system.

Analogies have been drawn to the early days of television, when shows like "Texaco Star Theater" spurred the medium out of its infancy.

That is something to be grateful for, yet still, to cleave to a work of art, in any medium, because of its therapeutic benefits is to risk neglecting the artist's sense of play.

The WSN radio medium, because of its specific features, is relatively vulnerable to such attacks.