Sentence examples for programmed existence from inspiring English sources

Battle City is about entering into a programmed existence within a capitalist city, where he sees everyone engaged in a type of battle (economic, existential, etc).. To that end, Chang built a scaled model of a city, and reproduced video of marketing materials and other city footage to mimic life in this programmed city.

Thankfully, for those moments when we rise above the daily routines of our programmed existence in search of perspective (usually just after some wild night out or life-changing event), there are shows like Closer to Truth.

This observation in itself predicts the existence of a direct lineage of developing cells whose programmed existence is for the purpose of maintaining a sour taste modality.

He also expressed his displeasure that the domestic spying programs' existence was leaked to the press.

The reporters, relying on primary documents, have also undercut the NYPD's early denials of the program existence and claims that officers only followed leads and did not broadly profile communities based on religion.

Provincial reluctance to accept the program resulted from an underestimation of disease risk and perceptions that "market influences" rather than local need determined program existence.

The discovery that we can program our existence and author our own lives has radically altered my life -- transforming my identity, aspirations, and reason for existence.

Although Thirion has composed Faraway's sounds, devised its gameplay, conceptualized its visuals, and programmed it all into existence, stopping there actually cheapens the scope of his ambition.

Currently, the electrical power shortage in Iraq and the existence of programmed stoppage mechanism at the Ministry of Electricity does adversely affects the work of information systems.

In the early period of C-SPAN Radio's existence, programming also included coverage of local events and government hearings affecting only the Washington region.

(Such play-acting brought back bad memories of Alberto Gonzalez testifying about President George W. Bush's wiretapping program, while insisting that he wasn't confirming the program's existence).