Sentence examples for thing of digital from inspiring English sources

But the Tupac who walked the stage last week was a thing of digital shreds and patches, animated as much by our dreams as by any visual trickery; he seemed alive only because we like to think of him so.

Growing up, he had a talent for making things out of digital scraps but had to teach himself until he found Creatica.

But here's the thing: In the age of digital reproduction, that which cannot be digitally reproduced only becomes more alluring.

Bucking a hockey culture that dictates standing out from the rest of the boys is a bad thing, the Kings' director of digital media Dewayne Hankins decided to connect to Kings fans with good-natured humor.

It does some digital media things better in terms of digital video.

'I think to make something roots a person, and in these days of digital things – all in the "cloud" – the real world of earth, of clay from the ground, is a fabulous balance.

It was comprehensively outmanoeuvred by the Treasury in the last licence fee settlement, so that it is now committed to spending nearly £1.5bn on things - the cost of digital switchover, on-demand, building office blocks in Salford - that have nothing much to do with sole purpose of its existence, which is to produce worthwhile programmes.

One of the most challenging things about the gluttony of digital offerings is bridging the gap between the digital and physical world.

I've made a lot of digital things recently so I'm interested in producing something physical in the next year: perhaps a clothing line, a book, or something people can hang on their wall... or maybe a toy.

He said that games like Around the World in 100 Days are just the sort of thing a digital company like Expedia would use to "engage people in a very entertaining way in order to achieve what is a very standard goal of a promotion".

Some film rolls, already a thing of the past because of digital photography, were encapsulated in clay and displayed on a shelf.