| For example, think about the relentless rise of conspiracy theories, which has gone hand in hand with the vast, rhizomatic flourishing of the Internet. |
| He keeps talking about our songwriting style being nomadic or rhizomatic, but I don't think he knows what that means. |
| While certain books may gesture towards rhizomatic connectivity, the physical form of the book imposes a certain linearity on the reading experience. |
| He argues that the dominant arborescent or linear system of remembrance has given way to the rhizomatic or lateral in Irish-Australian fiction. |
| Like a map with endless entrances, it demonstrates the true wisdom of rhizomatic plants: when you cut them they grow back, but without putting down roots. |
| Some critics have overemphasized these parental details, reducing the rhizomatic complexity of her work to child's play, with Erector sets and Tinkertoys topping the list of metaphors. |
