Sentence examples for pervasive medium from inspiring English sources

A great deal has been said about the possible harmful effects of tv on literacy, & much of it may be right, yet surely the deeper influence of this pervasive medium is not on reading but on talking.

In the most pervasive medium, television – the one that we encounter from cradle to grave, brought directly into our homes – the imbalance between the numbers of men and women on screen remains severe, as the Lords committee on women in news broadcasting has been hearing this week.

In this sense, society has become a realization of abstract thought, held together by an artificial and all-pervasive medium speaking for everyone and for no one.

And some jurors have little idea of why athletes expose themselves through a pervasive public medium.

In La Dioptrique (1637), French philosopher-mathematician René Descartes described light as a pressure wave transmitted at infinite speed through a pervasive elastic medium.

What Bluefin Labs learned first from the outside, and then even more so once they were within the walls and could access information about when tweets were actually viewed and called up on network member's devices, was that the largest and most pervasive global medium ever made (TV), is interacting with global social media and they're beginning to shape each other.

The stars in the Galaxy, especially along the Milky Way, reveal the presence of a general, all-pervasive interstellar medium by the way in which they gradually fade with distance.

Was the pervasive power of the medium well noted by you and your colleagues at the time?

Electric light is a medium "totally radical, pervasive, and decentralized" that appears to us as media only when constituted into video content.

Imagine the future – the future as represented by games, the $60bn a year medium, the most pervasive communication platform of the 21st century – imagine this future as a storm cloud above you.

Yet it conveys an almost unbelievably visceral sense not only of the historic sweep of the medium — the most pervasive, avidly consumed of modern art forms — but also of the passions that making movies requires, not to mention those they express and inspire.