Sentence examples for true medium from inspiring English sources

Adrian Newey designs racing cars, but his true medium is air.

Twenty-three yeafterfter his death, Bob Ross seems to have found his true medium.

Even in aquatic plants, water is seldom the true medium of pollen dispersal.

If only radio had been an option for him, his drama-through-voices might have found its true medium.

As the recent HBO version of "The Normal Heart" attests, drama will always be Larry's true medium.

Mr. Freyer began as a painter - an exhibition of his paintings hangs in the Stuttgart lobby - but his true medium is light and space.

"Why would they rule out this tried-and-true medium?" Mr. Krone said on Tuesday.

The papers reveal a rare glimpse into Sarris's life and work, and document major trends in theory and criticism during a period in which film gained exceptional traction as a true artistic medium.

"I go on and on about radio being the true visual medium, and I truly believe it is – it paints pictures in the imagination and bypasses the optic nerve and sneaks in through the side door.

That said, the software does have its limitations – for one, it's not a true broadcast medium like Facebook: every time you share a conversation, you have to punch in the email addresses of the folks with whom you want to share.

In the estimation of divergence by seismic gradiometry, we used an approximation of Eq. (5) by assuming a Poisson solid to mimic the real-world situation, in which the true inhomogeneous medium is unknown.