| The screenager sees how the entire mediaspace is a cooperative dream, made up of the combined projections of everyone who takes part. |
| Few singers have Bellamy's energy or vocal range, and standouts here include Screenager and their anthem, Muscle Museum. |
| When Dan Rather or Tom Brokaw shows up on the evening news, the screenager doesn't experience this broadcast as the gospel truth. |
| Today's screenager is interacting with his world in at least as dramatically altered a fashion from his grandfather as the first sighted creature did from his blind ancestors. |
| There's a race on to win the minds of the screenager and Messrs Sony, Sega and Nintendo have been given a huge head start. |
| Evans describes a screenager that did indeed exist and in some ways still survives, but the suggestion remains implicit in his description that this is the ultimate, overriding, and dominant image. |
