Sentence examples for perpetual internet from inspiring English sources

There's no need to reiterate the dependence that the economy has formed on perpetual internet access.

Such fluidity of ownership is part of the concept statement set forth by the museum's director, Thomas Krens, in a series of exhibition wall texts, which propose that the art at all the Greater Guggenheim locations is at least potentially in a state of perpetual, Internet-style circulation and available to everyone within the institutional loop.

And it raises exception to the great leveling effect of the Internet, the perpetual digital now that tears cultural artifacts out of context to make them into objects of curiosity or pastiche.

To the extent that this exercise was preparing them for the workplace of the future, it was also dispiritingly familiar from the workplace of the present, where the rabbit holes of the Internet offer perpetual temptation.

But that's part of the Internet's perpetual-beta culture.

With the Internet as a perpetual showcase for music, and blogs frantically competing to discover the newest acts, a live appearance at CMJ (or its larger, better-organized springtime counterpart, South by Southwest in Austin) is no longer the only way for a band to be heard.

Blogs got their digital panties in a twist in 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, and pretty much every year that the internet has existed as a perpetual outrage machine.

Online dating suggests that "on the internet, nobody knows you're a perpetual underachiever with a host of complex personal defects" may be more apt.

In the Internet's GIF-happy culture, however, perpetual motion has become commonplace a billion times over.

If you sell practically any physical good online, Amazon, the Internet's most powerful retailer, is a perpetual threat.

It's hard to argue that the press (which is, in the Internet age, an increasingly difficult entity to define) has a perpetual trump card when it comes to deciding what deserves to be made public.