Sentence examples for Relatively contemporary from inspiring English sources
On "Ochrasy," Mando Diao sometimes tries to sound relatively contemporary, hinting now and then at the Strokes.
This sudden interest in current – or at least relatively contemporary – affairs among movie studios stems, many suspect, from an accelerated fear of failure.
There are also relatively contemporary designs, like a row of American flags and an image of Marco A. Robles, who was president of Panama in the 1960s.
Although the beach read is a relatively contemporary phenomenon arguably, it all began with the rise of the twenty-five-cent paperback after the Second World War the disparagement of leisure reading is certainly nothing new.
Styling is relatively contemporary, the rooms are quiet and there's free Wi-Fi and parking, which ticks a lot of boxes for roadtrippers moving onward to the Barossa Valley and Flinders Range.
Although the beach read is a relatively contemporary phenomenon — arguably, it all began with the rise of the twenty-five-cent paperback after the Second World War — the disparagement of leisure reading is certainly nothing new.
(Until relatively recently, contemporary evangelicals routinely leveled the same charge at modern Catholics).
The presence of two large, relatively close contemporary fortifications at Zhengzhou and Yanshi, however, indicates the strategic importance of the area and considerable powers of labour mobilization.
There were only two relatively short contemporary works in the remarkable recital performed by the tenor Ian Bostridge and the composer and pianist Thomas Adès on Monday night at Carnegie Hall.
Ireland, to be honest, overdoes the beer, and on our last night, we craved not only wine but also a relatively elegant contemporary restaurant where, we felt certain, the phrase "and chips" would be absent.
The youthful, "relatively obscure, contemporary ethics books of the sort likely to be borrowed mainly by professors and advanced students of philosophy were actually about 50% more likely to be missing".
