Sentence examples for more unmediated form from inspiring English sources

"We're getting it in a more unmediated form," he said.

This lack of bookended-ness defies the laws of traditional documentary form, and permits us to experience his journey in a far more unmediated way.

The tabloids will write what they like, but there's always Twitter as an unmediated form of communication.

Many jazz musicians have published autobiographies, but nearly all of them were actually written by collaborators; Armstrong is one of a handful of jazz musicians, and the only major one, to have left behind a substantial body of writing in which his thoughts are presented in wholly or essentially unmediated form.

In their volume "Siamo in Guerra" ("We are at War"), they maintain that there is a war between traditional forms of mediation — newspapers, television, and political parties — and the new, unmediated forms of communication and organization offered by the Internet.

Walking is more active form of meditation.

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"It might be more form than substance".

Just about everyone, from the scariest metal singer to the dimmest dance act, wants the world to be a better place, but not Eminem, who veers more toward unmediated hostility and threats of violence, rampant consumerist bragging, casual misogyny, and puerility.

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Add more form to the handgun.