Sentence examples for virtues of digital from inspiring English sources

After eight years there, he joined the Boston Consulting Group in 2010, where he advised companies on the virtues of digital technology.

Three days later, he appeared on "Monday Night Football" on ABC to promote the virtues of digital television to the technology's core audience: sports fans.

"There's a debate going on in London between the virtues of digital and handmade goods," he said, and the appeal of one-offs -- to both designers and consumers -- is that "they're beautiful and unique".

We grabbed a few minutes with the legend himself as the party was just beginning and given the nature of the get-together, it wasn't surprising that Tenaglia was eager to soliloquize on the virtues of digital spinning.

The greatest virtue of digital information is its speed and ease of access.

But the virtues of the digital age are not always aligned with those of psychotherapy.

BEHIND every person who extols the virtues of a digital camera, there's a traditional film-camera owner listening with a baffled expression.

It is difficult to imagine the controversial primatologist Biruté Galdikas extolling the virtues of the digital age but she does.

Many modern pop songs could be compared to sepia-tone photographs shot on the latest digital SLR; created by virtue of sophisticated digital innovation, but artificially tinted with the sense of an analogue past.

He was the chief creator behind, "The Power of Print" a recent advertising campaign extolling the virtues of print over digital content.

Bill Gates, the company's chairman, made the rounds of industry events, prototype tablet in hand, extolling the virtues of handwriting and digital ink.