unmediated

How To Use unmediated In A Sentence

• Their publication gives the public unmediated and unrestricted access to this direct evidence for the first time.
• Minimalist aesthetics and Cagean ideals shared the goal of a more direct, unmediated, authentic art experience that transgressed the boundary between art and life.
• Rather, it asks that we trust a record of things seen and heard, a record direct and unmediated by the knowledge and opinions of others.
• If the new telecommunications age brings unmediated democracy, what will happen to our carefully contrived constitutional system of checks and balances?
• We do not have an immediate, unmediated access to Galilee but approach it only through maps, films, photos, books that are produced by somebody.
• The historian - like the ethnographer - is unable to get at the self directly, in an unmediated fashion.
• Her work is so much more about self-expression in an unmediated way than the artists you're bringing up.
• This usually means we try avoiding menu structures and other types of abstract GUI's, but rather focus on interaction modalities that borrow their behavior from unmediated , real-world tasks.
• By contrast, the logic of Buddhism relied on natural language and examples drawn from unmediated personal experience.
• Her confessional work takes forms that appear rudimentary, improvised, unmediated. Times, Sunday Times