Sentence examples for strange technology from inspiring English sources

"I've never cheated nor used strange technology during the matches," said Mr Cereda, who is currently on trial following the alleged 2011 bribery incident in which he was seen on CCTV being presented with a bag containing €10,000 by the construction firm and then walking off with it.

"Bitcoin was this really strange technology that only geeks — and even not a lot of geeks, it was geeks within geeks," Tyler Winklevoss said.

Trained as a ceramicist, Feather said he draws inspiration from antique machinery and "strange technology that didn't make it to the mainstream".

Production designer David Crank, who has also worked on films for Paul Thomas Anderson and Terrence Malick, created a timeless, hard-to-place otherworld, and the look and feel of "The Double" will likely remind viewers of Terry Gilliam's "Brazil" for its similarly strange technology and strangulating atmosphere.

Three cheers for new, strange technologies that won't see the light of day for many, many years!

Ultrasound x-rays and blood testing technologies are well documented in textbooks of medicine, compared to JavaScript and Bluetooth, which are seen as new and strange technologies by many doctors.

Before the arrival of this strange new technology, the idea that people could freely take private pictures of themselves engaging in sexual activity was unheard of.

Today's top exchanges like Coinbase and BitPay are backed by venture capital firms and reputed institutional investors as the industry moves from being strange, new technology to a payment system that could have mainstream appeal and legitimacy.

— Nick Wingfield Exploding Chocolate, Poisoned Scuba Suits and an Umbrella theatlantic.com | Strange assassination technologies, including Hitler's attempt to give Winston Churchill exploding chocolates.

At least two other ball attendees were spotted sporting the strange-looking technology.

I have a strange relationship with technology I live a pretty analogue life.