Sentence examples for preoccupation with technology from inspiring English sources

American cartoonist who satirized the American preoccupation with technology.

But his preoccupation with technology can run ahead of his artistic creativity, as it does in this show.

Now that "The Conversation" has become available on DVD in a special edition from Paramount, it is not only looking better than ever; it is also just as topical because of its preoccupation with technology and privacy.

It looks like a monument to the late Rube Goldberg, whose zany cartoons satirized America's preoccupation with technology and attracted popular attention as well as a Pultizer prize when published in the press.

Law's preoccupation with technology diverts attention from its real value: to enable new business models to better align with and serve customer needs.

We often miss good conversations because of our preoccupation with technology.

His artistic reinvigoration was reflected in the performance, whose sonic force, richness and dynamism captured the complexity and inventiveness of the new material--which brings Bowie's preoccupations with technology, alienation and spiritual fragmentation to bear on '90s culture--and enlarged it to a grand scale.

Nor is growing preoccupation with digital technology.

Other explanations include a growing preoccupation with digital technology.

Along these lines, Barry (2001), 2 has suggested that the technological society brings forth a "political preoccupation with the problems technology poses, with the potential benefits it promises, and with the models of social and political order it seems to make available".

But her preoccupation with keeping her technology in check means there's little connection with a crowd that knows every word of her subtle, sombre songs.