Sentence examples for modern-day information from inspiring English sources

Even his most original trope, the split-screen, in which he creates an audacious counterpoint of images, veers from a thrilling representation of modern-day information overload to the visual equivalent of academic composition, in which contrasts and clashes are downplayed in favor of coherence and consistency.

Social commentary and the creation of art to relay, relevant modern-day information shapes the art of Abby Elizabeth.

Some teachers claimed the material no longer appeals to students due to being outdated (6.6%), whereas others found the program lacking modern-day information (5.5%) or found the program too time-consuming (4.4%).

This group was selected for two reasons: firstly, for belonging to a generation that has not grown up surrounded by digital technologies; and secondly, for therefore being at a disadvantage when it comes to adopting and using modern day information and communication technologies.

"History teaches you to take all the evidence, weigh it up and then say who's saying this, where does it come from, why are they saying it, what's the purpose," adds Stoyle, giving some final thoughts on why studying the past can provide a way through modern day information chaos.

Modern day's information shrapnel seldom informs or strengthens; the more information that gets thrown my way, the more fragmented I feel.

Enforcing a broadcast ban in the modern-day, global media jungle – where information moves rapidly through internet links across blogs, video-clips, Twitter, YouTube and established news organisations – will be a far harder task.

Otherwise there wouldn't be a point in spreading information about modern-day injustices.

A Twitter chat is a modern-day focus group that crowdsources information from participants.

The boundary files for district maps were created by modifying modern-day district boundaries using the information in the census atlas of India [ 35] to arrive at the colonial district boundaries in 1918.

One of Epstein's supporters, Bay Buchanan, compared the public backlash to a "modern-day lynching". Jenkins believes in shaming with information.