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• A magical image was music for open eyes, unmediated by explanation.
• Cheap hotels have a personality that is unmediated by designers and corporate honchos.
• One benefit is that the Internet is unmediated.
• This is such an unmediated vision of it.
• According to Katz, it is not possible to have pure or unmediated experience.
• Thus, he invites the audience to communicate physically and unmediated with his work.
• But longtime fans prefer Patty Griffin unmediated.
• Moreover, it is a non-epistolic, non-narrative unmediated divine speech.
• The discursive layer refers to the themes or content of both mediated and unmediated communication.
• It is a rare collection, the raw, unmediated stuff of the jihadis'lives.
• He thereby believes that the soul has an unmediated and reflexive knowledge of its own existence.
• "I think there's a hunger for unmediated and honest human communication ."
• Transcellular transport often involves energy expenditure whereas paracellular transport is unmediated and passive down a concentration gradient.
• Unmediated by professional administration, that kind of enthusiasm can turn an institution into a patrons'plaything.
• Some of these lines sound like unmediated echoes of " The Importance of Being Earnest ."
• Theater is unmediated between a living and breathing audience and a living and breathing actor on the stage.
• This is grief served up raw, unmediated by artful " Band of Brothers " cinematography.
• I've loved St . Francis for his unmediated kinship with animals as well as for his modernity.
• Though television has familiarized the world with ground zero, an unmediated encounter with the site is still overwhelming.
• To Lenard Marlow, a New York City divorce mediator, this approach is far superior to the unmediated variety.