Sentence examples for to be robotic from inspiring English sources

"Structure is important but it's even more important not to be robotic.

The point isn't to be robotic and never eat chocolate mousse again.

By 2015, the Pentagon's $230bn£140bnbn) arms procurement programme Future Combat Systems expects 15% of America's armed forces to be robotic.

Petro was shameless in firing up his shots, and fearless against the Jordans and Pippens, destroying some of the mystique that European players had to be robotic second-line functionaries in the N.B.A. Nowadays, European players can aspire to become Larry Johnson.

Rupert Christiansen in the Daily Telegraph considers it to be "robotic and banal" though many "find it mesmerisingly exciting" and Glass is "probably the most popular modernist composer of our day, with a huge following among younger audiences otherwise uninterested in anything associated with classical music".

This means two things: Users expect service to be fast, infallible and continually improving — much like software — but they don't want the brand to be robotic; they want to know that real humans work there and care.

If we were unable to err, our relation to God would be robotic, meaningless in its hapless obedience.

Harlequins director of rugby Conor O'Shea: "Mentally and physically that was the reaction we wanted - it would be robotic not to have tension and nervousness after last week.

One of the most recent automation technologies to emerge is robotic process automation, or RPA.

The three forms for work automation to consider are robotic process automation (RPA), cognitive automation, and social robotics.

"I'm not going to be a robotic host reading the teleprompter like a robot," he said.