"How rarely our hooked-up boys and girls are introduced by name!" laments the promotion copy, which goes on to promise a chronicle of "everything from the sexual manners and mores of teenagers to fundamental changes in the way human beings now regard themselves, thanks to the new fields of genetics and neuroscience".
You'll be hooked by Our Bodies, Our Shelves way before the 20 minute mark.
Kenya already had us hooked but our weary bodies reminded us it was time for bed.
"How many more hundreds or thousands of our kids will get hooked on drugs or die from overdoses?" said Representative C. W. Bill Young, a Florida Republican who heads the House Appropriations Committee.
We are all, with our modern lifestyles, totally hooked on chemicals, whether for energy (petrochemicals), colourants (paints, inks, dyes, pigments), food production (fertilisers, pesticides), health (medicines, soaps, detergents) or beauty (perfumes, cosmetics).
Andy Atkins, Friends of the Earth executive director, said: "Cash-strapped households will continue to struggle with rising fuel bills while our energy system remains hooked on increasingly costly gas.
Although Guild Hall, the arts center here, was not in dire straits when she took over in September, it did need "to look for fresh directions to amplify what we have achieved and help us be better hooked into our changing audience," said William Dryer, who headed the search committee that chose Ms. Appelhof.
Then the footage speeds up to timelapse, reminding us of the time lost while hooked on our devices.
At a time when adults are talking about balance, stress management and Internet overload, our children are increasingly hooked on technology.
Android, iOS, Windows -- it's all the same, really; we're all hooked into our own little world of which we are the sole curator.
The impact of being hooked to our phones and the world inside them is real: Excess social media use is associated with poor sleep quality, anxiety and depression.
