Sentence examples for predictable internet from inspiring English sources
Last year, Pico Iyer published a TED-series book, "The Art of Stillness," that champions secular sabbaths, and Alain de Botton, the author of "Religion for Atheists," launched a predictable Internet fight after posting and tweeting a YouTube video calling for a sabbatarian approach to digital media.
In a recent interview with Splitsider titled "How Facebook Is Killing Comedy," Matt Klinman, a writer for the comedy production company Funny or Die, touched on this same point, lamenting that "a flattened internet is a predictable internet, and a flattened person is a predictable person".
The reaction from teachers has been predictable: one internet poster compared Wilshaw to a South American dictator.
The reasons for the publishing malaise is both complex and predictable (yes, the internet kills and nourishes all art forms).
Faulks achieves topicality by relatively predictable means, encompassing the Internet (YourPlace and Parallax stand in for Facebook and Second Life), the corruption of the banking system, fundamentalist fervors, reality television, and literary awards.
This is called the "Streisand Effect" and is one of the most predictable rules of the internet.
The gaming site Destructoid is amongst several to have picked up on figures published in the Swedish tabloid Expressen, their positive spin on the news leading to some predictable comments criticizing the internet celebrity's elevated profile.
The gaming site Destructoid is amongst several to have picked up on figures published in the Swedish newspaper Expressen, their positive spin on the news leading to some predictable comments criticising the internet celebrity's elevated profile.
They work best in cases where the Internet usage is predictable or popular.
The internet went into predictable meltdown and the District 9 director dramatically announced in February last year that the studio had given him permission to move ahead.
