Sentence examples for word medium from inspiring English sources

McLuhan's big idea was to spot that the word "medium" has distinctly different meanings.

at least taylor swift was able to go dark on social media without writing a 2,000 word medium essay about it.

After 1970 the museum's acquisitions seem mostly rudderless, mindlessly following the descent of the traditional craft (for want of a better word) mediums into a hedonistic I-wanna-be-art free-for-all.

Table 14 Results of the STD ALBAYZIN 2014 evaluation on test data for single-word medium- and long-length terms and multi-word medium- and long-length terms.

In other words, medium-term response refers to simulations where those variables marked as 'Constant' in Table  1 were optimized for Ca = 317 ppm, while all other variables were optimized for Ca = 350 ppm or Ca = 380 ppm.

They can do it only through the spoken word, a medium that is not anchored in stone or printed volumes.

What becomes harder to find, and lonelier to defend, is the idea of the novel as — in Ford Madox Ford's words — a "medium of profoundly serious investigation into the human case".

A major survey commissioned by the government's food watchdog, the Food Standards Agency FSAA), revealed the most effective front-of-pack label was a hybrid scheme combining "traffic light" colours with the words high, medium and low and the percentage of the GDA (guideline daily amount) of ingredients such as fat, salt and sugar.

Ms. Didion's heartbreaking new book, "Blue Nights," is at once a loving portrait of Quintana and a mother's conflicted effort to grapple with her grief through words: the medium the author has used throughout her life to try to make sense of the senseless.

In other words, a medium mileage is not beneficial to the whole taxi industry.

The crux of the argument is this: books are the only word-based medium currently free of advertising (unless you count the pages full of ads for other books at the back of most mass market paperbacks).