Sentence examples for term content from inspiring English sources

One of the book's insights is that content "calls forth even more content," and it would be hard to disagree with this, no matter how you understood the term "content".

Even the term "content provider" is insidiously damaging, as if when someone writes a song or makes a film all they are doing is generating "content" like programmed components rather than human creators.

However, I do wonder about long term content curation.

"Short term content is an area we have to play in," she tells us in a phone conversation this evening.

Marty himself came to have misgivings about the notion of immanent objects and his term "content of judgment" in his main work must not be taken as an indication of something that actually or "intentionally" exists in consciousness.

An extensive literature survey reveals that the term "concentration", which refers to a mass per unit volume, is frequently confused with the term "content" which refers to a mass per unit mass.

Over time, it could be much more important than album exclusives or short-term content "windows" from warring streaming services, too.

For example, this Google Trends chart (below) shows search interest in the UK since January 2012 for two terms: content marketing and social media marketing.

Late last week, an emboldened Disney called for the merged Time Warner/A.O.L. company to be split in two, what Padden termed "content and conduit".

"If you're going to create long-term content, you want it to be where [consumers] are going to be landing, not where they are now," Snelling said.

Instead, I think the better argument is that the digital businesses newspapers are growing today are very likely to be the long-term content winners in the race for both eyeballs and dollars.