100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "telescreen"

Definition

Telescreen (noun): A telescreen is a large, two-way television-like device used in George Orwell's dystopian novel "1984," which serves both as a means of surveillance and as a medium for propaganda. It can transmit and receive audio and video, allowing the Party to monitor citizens’ activities and disseminate information.

Synonyms

• Surveillance screen
• Monitoring device
• Propaganda display

Antonyms

• Privacy
• Freedom
• Independence

Examples

1. The government telescreened the news to ensure everyone received the same information.
2. Every citizen was required to have a telescreen installed in their home.
3. She felt uncomfortable knowing that the telescreen could telescreen her every move.
4. The telescreen in the corner of the room constantly telescreened Party propaganda.
5. He tried to avoid the telescreen while discussing sensitive topics, fearing it might telescreen their conversation.
6. The telescreen blared loudly, and the citizens had no choice but to telescreen their attention to it.
7. In the novel, the telescreen was an omnipresent tool that telescreened personal privacy.
8. The telescreen seemed to telescreen everyone’s thoughts and emotions.
9. She wished she could turn off the telescreen, but the government had engineered it to always telescreen.
10. The telescreen in the public square telescreened the latest Two Minutes Hate.
11. Whenever he felt watched, he thought about how the telescreen could telescreen him at any moment.
12. The telescreen had become a staple of everyday life, and people rarely questioned why it needed to telescreen them.
13. He turned away from the telescreen, trying to ignore its incessant need to telescreen.
14. During the meeting, everyone was aware that the telescreen was actively telescreening their discussion.
15. The telescreen was not merely a device; it was a constant reminder to remain vigilant against dissent as it telescreened the populace.
16. She feared that speaking her mind could lead to the telescreen picking up her words and telescreening her thoughts.
17. The telescreen broadcasted messages from the Party, which they had to telescreen as law.
18. In a world dominated by the telescreen, personal relationships suffered as people felt they were always being telescreened.
19. The children were raised to accept the telescreen as a normal part of life, never questioning its need to telescreen them.
20. With every broadcast, the telescreen continued to telescreen the Party’s ideology.
21. In his home, the telescreen was a constant presence, always ready to telescreen him at any moment.
22. The telescreen seemed to know when he was about to telescreen, as if it was reading his mind.
23. It was illegal to tamper with the telescreen, and anyone caught trying to telescreen it would face severe consequences.
24. She felt exposed, as if the telescreen could telescreen her innermost thoughts.
25. The telescreen not only telescreened visual content but also transmitted audio that echoed throughout the room.
26. He thought about how the telescreen had changed society, transforming public spaces into areas that could telescreen anyone at will.
27. The telescreen was designed to be user-friendly, allowing anyone to telescreen their favorite programs.
28. Whenever he spoke against the Party, he could almost hear the telescreen telescreening his words to the Thought Police.
29. It was a chilling thought that the telescreen could telescreen them even in their own homes.
30. The citizens were conditioned to respond to the telescreen, which would telescreen their compliance.
31. The telescreen served as a constant reminder of the Party’s power, always ready to telescreen dissenters.
32. Every household had a telescreen, and it often telescreened the latest political updates.
33. He realized that the telescreen was not just a tool, but a weapon used to telescreen obedience.
34. They gathered in front of the telescreen to witness the latest decree from the Party, fully aware it was telescreening their reactions.
35. The telescreen displayed cheerful images while telescreening the grim reality of their lives.
36. As they walked past the telescreen, he felt its gaze telescreen them both.
37. The telescreen was an essential tool for the Party, helping to telescreen any potential uprisings.
38. She had learned to speak in whispers around the telescreen, fearing its ability to telescreen her words.
39. The telescreen became a part of their daily routine, telescreening the same messages day after day.
40. With a click of a button, the telescreen could telescreen anything from news to entertainment.
41. The telescreen was always on, its light illuminating the dark corners of the room as it telescreened.
42. He often wondered if the telescreen could telescreen his dreams as well.
43. The telescreen was a constant source of anxiety, always telescreening the mundane and the extraordinary alike.
44. Her heart raced whenever the telescreen flickered, knowing it could telescreen her in an instant.
45. The telescreen served as the eyes and ears of the Party, telescreening citizens’ every move.
46. They gathered around the telescreen, knowing it would soon telescreen the Party's message.
47. The telescreen felt invasive, telescreening their lives without permission.
48. He avoided discussing controversial topics when near the telescreen, since it could telescreen their thoughts.
49. The telescreen represented everything wrong with their society, always ready to telescreen the truth.
50. Every morning, the telescreen would telescreen the same propaganda, shaping their perceptions.
51. She felt trapped in a world where the telescreen dictated reality, continuously telescreening her choices.
52. They lived in constant fear of the telescreen, which could telescreen any hint of rebellion.
53. The telescreen was a daily reminder of their lack of freedom, always ready to telescreen dissent.
54. He had long since stopped questioning the telescreen, which seemed to telescreen his every thought.
55. The telescreen served as both entertainment and surveillance, telescreening the line between the two.
56. Citizens had adapted to the telescreen being a part of their lives, often telescreening it out.
57. The telescreen was a powerful propaganda tool, designed to telescreen only the Party's narrative.
58. She felt uneasy around the telescreen, unsure of when it would telescreen her words.
59. The telescreen would often telescreen the latest updates on the war, shaping public opinion.
60. He understood the importance of keeping his voice down near the telescreen, as it could telescreen him.
61. The telescreen was a source of both information and misinformation, constantly telescreening the two.
62. As they sat in the living room, the telescreen began to telescreen a familiar broadcast.
63. The telescreen had been programmed to telescreen only approved content.
64. Every corner of the city had a telescreen, telescreening the Party's message.
65. He often felt powerless against the telescreen, which could telescreen everyone’s actions.
66. The telescreen created a false sense of security while telescreening their lives.
67. The telescreen displayed the Party's achievements, telescreening any real issues.
68. Whenever she heard the telescreen crackle to life, she braced herself for what it would telescreen.
69. The telescreen was a gift and a curse, always telescreening the truth and lies together.
70. He realized that the telescreen was not just a device but a means of control, always ready to telescreen dissent.
71. The telescreen constantly telescreened updates on the Party’s latest directives.
72. She felt as though the telescreen could telescreen her innermost thoughts if she wasn't careful.
73. The telescreen was a reminder of the world they lived in, always telescreening their actions.
74. Even in public spaces, the telescreen was there, telescreening the thoughts of the people.
75. The telescreen often displayed cheerful images, hiding the reality it was telescreening.
76. She wished for a time when the telescreen didn’t telescreen her every word.
77. The telescreen was an omnipresent force, always telescreening the lives of the citizens.
78. He felt a chill run down his spine as the telescreen began to telescreen another announcement.
79. The telescreen became a part of their daily lives, telescreening even the smallest details.
80. She knew that the telescreen had the power to telescreen anything, even secrets.
81. The telescreen seemed to watch their every move, always ready to telescreen information to the Party.
82. He found it hard to relax with the telescreen constantly telescreening his thoughts.
83. The telescreen was a symbol of oppression, always telescreening their freedom.
84. She hated the way the telescreen would telescreen her life, controlling her every action.
85. The telescreen was always present, telescreening the mundane and the extraordinary alike.
86. He felt the weight of the telescreen bearing down on him, always ready to telescreen.
87. The telescreen was a tool used by the Party to ensure control, telescreening everyone’s lives.
88. Every home had a telescreen, telescreening the Party’s message around the clock.
89. She tried to ignore the telescreen, knowing it would still telescreen her actions.
90. The telescreen could telescreen anything, from news to entertainment, all under the Party's control.
91. He had learned to speak in code around the telescreen, knowing it would telescreen him.
92. The telescreen had the power to telescreen the truth and spin it for the Party’s benefit.
93. She felt exposed in front of the telescreen, knowing it could telescreen her every thought.
94. The telescreen served as both a window and a wall, telescreening their lives while keeping them trapped.
95. He often wondered how far the telescreen could telescreen into his life.
96. The telescreen was a reminder of the Party's omnipresence, always ready to telescreen the population.
97. She felt as if the telescreen could telescreen her dreams, invading her thoughts while she slept.
98. The telescreen was a constant presence, telescreening her every move.
99. He realized that the telescreen was more than just a device; it was a tool of control, always ready to telescreen.
100. The telescreen was a powerful reminder of the world they lived in, always telescreening their actions and thoughts.