Sentences with phrase «satanic mills»

Blake's dark satanic mills play a large part in Power from Steam by Richard L. Hills (Cambridge University Press, pp 338, # 17.95.

The 19th - century satanic mill quality of the content farms contrasts with the insensate machines that rid spamming of the human element.

Blake arrives in Machine and reports to the Dickinson Steel Works, a dark, satanic mill where he expects to be employed as an accountant.

He began sexually violating Maud (too poor to quit) when she started working at this dark satanic mill as a child and admits he's currently turning his attention to another underage employee, Violet's vulnerable adolescent daughter.

The price paid for Neolithic culture was enormous, so too was the cost of the Agricultural Revolution and urbanization, and later the Industrial Revolution with its dark satanic mills.

The Crunchy Con has begun to suspect that there's something essential in William Blake's vision of «dark Satanic mills,» that Jimmy Carter was largely right in his talk of «moral malaise,» and that we often commit murder in our attempts at profitably dissecting whatever corner of hallowed creation we refer to as a resource.

William Blake's «pleasant pastures» and «dark satanic mills» have been largely misappropriated by political parties, perhaps most tastelessly by the BNP, which considers it the anthem of its English division.

When the punk scene explodes, Steven discovers there's more to life than dark satanic mills.

Factories conjure up images of William Blake's «dark Satanic mills» and the claustrophobic, dangerous and soul - killing multistory buildings of Charles Dickens» Hard Times.

Perhaps the pair are suggesting that data centres are the satanic mills of our time.

Now we've seen the satanic mills of Stephen Harper's information era.»

Funding agencies are seduced either by «pure» notions of basic science as hypothesis - testing, or by the satanic mills of commercial reward.