Sentence examples for unplugged world from inspiring English sources

It's time that technology learns how to manage itself and that human recovers an unplugged world without loosing any technology advantage.

And that new vision has me excited – I've given up on fantasies of going back to a more unplugged world, but Apple Watch could at least avoid those smartphone attention holes when a notification pulls you into a lengthy, distracted aimless browsing session.

If you think an island vacation ought to consist of a quiet afternoon sprawled on a beach towel and unplugged from the world, don't bother making a reservation there.

I tell myself that the two weeks my third son has spent at a ramshackle Quaker farm camp the past three summers unplugged from the world -- even me -- is training ground for my emptying nest.

Partly warning us about over-reliance on all the distracting technologies out there that have created an advanced, multitasking Homo sapiens, the book's more lasting influence will be encouraging people to take the time, unplugged from the world, to nurture those quiet moments of focus that lead to creativity.

"We'll also be taking an unplugged approach in the real world, helping people to feel inspired around computational thinking even when they're nowhere near a computer".

Truly odd, way interesting, and the story (officially) goes... Balcony TV is the wildly popular online music network which features bands performing unplugged on balconies across the world.

It's also worth remembering Nirvana's spectral cover of The Man Who Sold the World, immortalised on their Unplugged Live in New York performance recorded five months before Kurt Cobain's death, which indicated exactly how much alternative American music owed to Bowie.

As the leading advocate of getting kids outside and unplugged, he's been approached by world leaders with ideas like this.

These individuals readily fit the stereotype of a "transnational capitalist class" – unplugged from their nation state, travelling the world for some combination of tax avoidance and cosmopolitan lifestyle.

My translation: "we're all clueless, but don't want anyone to realize just how unplugged our organizations have become from the world of "marketing 2.0″, so we created a club so our ignorance can be shielded from public eyes".