telescreen in A Sentence

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    Unlike the Telescreen, your phone is always with you.

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    For the first time, Winston finds himself in a room without a Telescreen:.

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    One can easily imagine choosing to buy a Telescreen- indeed, many of us already have.

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    What's most striking about the Telescreen's ubiquity is how right and how wrong[George] Orwell was about our technological present.

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    What's most striking about the Telescreen's ubiquity is how right and how wrong Orwell was about our technological present.

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    In the novel, the character Smith is never sure if he is being actively monitored through the Telescreen.

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    One of the key technologies of surveillance in the novel is something called the Telescreen, a device very much like our own television.

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    An example explaining the Telescreens in the novel is,"The instrument(the Telescreen, it was called) could be dimmed, but there was no way of shutting it off completely".

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    Though we learn to take the old man's statements with a grain of salt, it seems that- at some point, for some people- the owning of a Telescreen was a matter of choice.

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    Without adequate protections built into the law there's no way that Americans can ever be sure that the government isn't going to interpret its authorities more and more broadly, year after year, until the idea of a Telescreen monitoring your every move turns from dystopia to reality.

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