Sentence examples for world programmed from inspiring English sources

"There's no doubt that mass culture has a hundred-per-cent success in making the world programmed," he told me.

Many emphatic answers to that question can be found in the nearly 200 films and videos from around the world programmed in the 14th Annual New York Lesbian and Gay Film Festival (also known as the New Festival).

As Steve Hilton quotes in his new book More Human: 'A world programmed to perfection is no longer a human world: without problems to solve and imperfection to inspire us, we would become complacent.

We come into this world programmed to learn.

Both artworks display footage captured by the artist from cities around the world, programmed with a visually mesmerizing kaleidoscope effect and played on loop.

Programs are efficacious in tightly controlled demonstration projects but less effective in routine ("regular" or "real-world") programming.

Alderman was quick to sign up to the virtual world program when it launched in mid-2003.

Sometimes, the King World programs were revived versions of earlier game shows.

In the "USA vs. the World" program, Bolt anchored his 4x100 relay team to a Penn Relays record of 37.90.

Yes, you can write a five-line "hello world" program and be reasonably confident it contains no errors.

The "Brave New World" programs at Town Hall are an example; another is "Barriers," a new play by Rehana Mirza, at Here in the South Village through Sept. 22.