Sentence examples for was a new mode from inspiring English sources

In an era when more and more people lived more closely than ever before with people they knew less and less about, tact was a new mode of feeling one's way with others in complex modern conditions.

A few years later, the Court upheld a sentence of death by electrocution while observing that, though electrocution was a new mode of punishment and therefore perhaps could be considered "unusual," it was not "cruel" in the constitutional sense: "[T]he punishment of death is not cruel, within the meaning of that word as used in the Constitution.

For Noam M. Elcott, in his compelling study of early cinema and avant-garde performance, it was a new mode of seeing to which all the deliberate darknesses of our contemporary cinemas is indebted.

P14 later went on to say, " So I was really excited that there was a new mode of information dissemination being presented rather than these really thick journals where you scroll through pages and pages of text which I hate doing.

Department stores were a new mode of retailing.

It is a new mode of communication based on a refined form of "kidding".

That's a new mode for Ms. Bonham, and it may work in her favor.

The CP is a new mode that is recently proposed in Dual Polarimetry (DP) imaging system.

An interactive look at golf history, featuring Bobby Jones, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and a well-chosen Lee Trevino, is a new mode for this year.

Escalation, meanwhile is a new mode which has e-sports firmly on its agenda: it involves teams capturing three areas and ramps up respawn times at the end of each round.

There is a new mode coming for Prey called Typhon Hunter, where five players compete against one who plays as a mimic and can disguise themselves as various everyday objects.