Sentences with word «technophobia»

I know the word «encryption» might evoke feelings of technophobia in some, but it's an incredibly simple concept.

It's dated technophobia, to be sure, but that's really only a smidgen of what makes Untraceable so utterly forgettable in its complacent predictability.

There are the usual elements here — grotesque ghostly figures appearing out of nowhere, a mixture of the spiritual and technology, and an innate technophobia — but they're used as shortcuts.

Lawyers have been the sanctioned for such technophobia.

He then talks about the fear piece and the «dangers of technophobia.»

If you have either technophobia or arachnophobia or a terrible mixture of both, this robotic spider is most likely your worse nightmare.

The Messianistic super hero, technophobia, conspiracy theory and prophecy all combine to make a thrilling story which creates the perfect structure in which the hero can perform fantastic feats without compromising narrative logic.

True, it argues that more and more teachers are losing their technophobia.

In part one, Sedaris touches on speech therapy for his lisp at school, guitar lessons from a midget, inherited traits, artistic talent, sibling swearing, family pets, working as a teacher, toilet legacies, odd jobs, eating out in NYC, visitors to NYC, outward appearances, and technophobia.

The fear of making something too powerful for us to control, first expressed in Frankenstein and continually reappearing in the years since, is one we all have, and the legal profession's technophobia is, by comparison, just a mild case of the heebie - jeebies.

Project management education will not make up for poor communication, a poisonous personality, or technophobia.

Put your technophobia to rest as James gives step by step instruction on how to reach the growing mass of video - hungry buyers and sellers!