Sentence examples for medium often from inspiring English sources

For radio broadcasters, though, expanding into the online medium often means looking the other way when picking up the balance sheet.

Each one bore the message "I am still alive," turning an urgent medium often associated with bad news into a steady, reassuring pulse.

Films are remade ("Three Men and a Baby," "Solaris") or creations in one medium (often novels) are translated to another medium, be it film ("The Hours") or opera (Jake Heggie's new "End of the Affair" in Houston).

Dr. Grigely, who is 44 and is deaf, uses everyday language as a subject and medium, often working with written fragments of conversations he has had with people with normal hearing.

The failure of film and television has become theatre's opportunity: a medium often derided as elitist and out of touch has become a source of information, argument, speculation and even, in the case of a recent imported Berlin production of Ibsen's An Enemy of the People, participatory debate.

Each artist in the books here found a way through: Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko used comic books, a medium often sneered at as junk culture when the two artists were in their prime in the 1960s, to transcend genre and unleash their singular and fantastical worlds — all on deadline.

And we must find happy mediums, often by trial and error.

Later on, his exhibits evolved in mediums, often choosing to create paintings.

New mediums often begin with pasting the old into the new, expecting to measure and drive the same kinds of engagement.

The medium, so often described as "cool," feels hotter here, more important, closer to real life.

In a medium that often prizes esoteric nonchalance, her work is unusually fervent and sincere.