Sentence examples for seamless kind from inspiring English sources
"We want one, seamless kind of life.
Making products that integrate into Cook's "seamless kind of life" is not a monolithic business.
"It's a seamless kind of atmosphere".
This kind of seamless convenience has obvious benefits.
From Spencer's early stories to her newly published ones, there is a kind of seamless continuity of theme and style.
Their talk was a kind of seamless white noise, a muscular background thrum that spoke directly to the banality of its production.
The goal is a kind of seamless, accelerated transition from idea to material form; a pendant lamp by Front Design, for instance, looks sketched in space, as if it had been made by Harold and his purple crayon.
EVERY night, before she goes on in Edward Albee's "Play About the Baby," Marian Seldes performs a little backstage ritual, one that provides a kind of seamless pivot from the world of the real to the life of the play.
Some of the keenest students of the American arts have even come to dislike the word culture as a catchall for the plastic and literary arts, since it is a term borrowed from anthropology, with its implication that there is any kind of seamless unity to the things that writers and poets and painters have made.
All this is a far cry from the kind of seamless interaction between humans and connected devices depicted in futuristic films beloved of ubicomp enthusiasts, such as Steven Spielberg's "Minority Report".Ms Bell acknowledges that the infrastructure of computing is still "messy", but argues this should not be allowed to obscure the fact that it has become much more widely accessible.
