Sentences with phrase «becoming atomized»

They assert that our society has become atomized: that with the proliferation of TV channels, the indulging of hundreds of Facebook friends whom you may never even see and speak with in person, leave us lonely and depressed.

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But when that future becomes present, just one set of actual regions will atomize that continuum, and those actual regions will originate with the occasions of which they are the standpoints.

Are we not generationally reinvigorated thru conceptualizations embarking momentums of atomized sequential isms within DNA nomenclatures to become yet another scaffolding building wherein the Gods take up new residencies for their own Godly generational families to so live out their lives?

Birth is the abilities for gathering together and congealing untold numbers of atomized cloisters into becoming cellular life formations of untold numerations culminating into any such living life's atomized physiological essence.

Some dating services catered primarily to this group, selling help for the desperately heteronormative and promising better matches than were available in everyday life, which had seemingly become too atomized and fragmented to supply potential longterm mates the old - fashioned way.

There is a vision of online bookselling, which I share, which is that it will become increasingly atomized.

In Wide Receivers I examine how society and human behavior are becoming simultaneously tribalized and atomized amidst the ever increasing noise of mass (over) communication, digital media, and self - broadcasting.

Then her work seemed to atomize, becoming canvases covered in semi-monochromatic fields of shimmering color and pigment.»

«If you stick with the work long enough you become yourself, which is no small accomplishment in a contemporary global culture that tends to atomize and disburse ontological centeredness.»