Sentence examples for unmediated access. from inspiring English sources

Documents leaked from Snowden indicate that the NSA possesses unmediated access to the company data.

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As national security adviser, Flynn will have unmediated access to Trump, unlike the cabinet secretaries.

This is the main appeal of first-person prose, whether novel or memoir: a seemingly unmediated access to another's brain.

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By the end of day one, I was starting to wonder at the wisdom of the governor's decision to allow me unmediated access.

First, our lives should be largely unmediated in which we can have direct access to our experiences.

Filling this out, Kant suggests that to take ourselves to have unmediated intellectual access to objects (to have "non-sensible" knowledge) correlates with the assumption that there are non-sensible objects that we can know.

Usually this access was direct and unmediated by language or culture.

Contemporary poetry is full of writers convinced they have access to "reality in its unmediated state", under a process Forrest-Thomas calls "naturalisation".

Her "official" point is that medicine is not science as the logical positivists conceived science to be an enterprise that provides access to "an exact and unmediated representation of reality" (p. 10).