Sentence examples for a contemporary question from inspiring English sources

An ancient piece that asks a contemporary question: when we are in trouble, who will open their doors and give us haven? 1 to 15 October, Lyceum, Edinburgh.

[It is] a contemporary question in our time, when the public can't see difference between the truth and the virtual".

It begins with a contemporary question: "Does Cindy Sherman shoot selfies, self-portraits, or just cultural representations of women?

A second Times review, written a few days after the premiere, suggested that the oratorio had articulated a key contemporary question: "How is the conflict of the inevitable with the intolerable to be resolved?" It pointed to the hope expressed in the final spiritual, "Deep River", and concluded that despite some weak passages the work created a successful partnership between art and philosophy.

In the hall, the very traditional format allows voters to ask a very contemporary question, central to this election and to the Lib Dem fortunes: can voters accept their makeover in the last five years, from party of protest to party of power?

Overall I still have doubts about the value of this work to the scientific community, as it presently stands - which is unfortunate because the authors have identified a very timely contemporary question in the field: whether and which lncRNAs serve as precursors to small RNAs.

It is a quietly, fearless film that is unafraid to examine a contemporary cultural question that popular culture and its' self-congratulatory awards show would rather not have raised on the red carpet: Is this who we are?

Another contemporary question "The Columnist" addresses is the manner in which a political culture receives its information and forms what Alsop's rival Walter Lippmann, first called "public opinion".

To the contemporary question, "What's in the best interests of the boy?" a believer like Pius IX would have summoned up not just Disneyland, but paradise itself, not just citizenship in the United States, but citizenship in the City of God.

This is none other than the familiar contemporary question of the autonomy of the special sciences (Fodor 1974).

It seems more plausible that guidelines promote high-quality research, by better framing the contemporary question.