Sentence examples for a contemporary statement from inspiring English sources

This production is not an instance of a strong-willed director seizing on some flimsy subtext to make a contemporary statement.

It goes on: "A contemporary statement like no other, this net-zero energy home, designed by Noel Cross Architects and built by Evans Construction, Inc. has a clear aesthetic vision for sustainability and design that works in harmony with the beauty of the surroundings.

Overall, it's happy doormen, a contemporary statement in limestone and glass and a comfortable home away from home.

"Halleluwah" seemed to tell a story to me about the 1970s, yet it also retained for me a contemporary statement of the musical athleticism Can were capable of.

The union that formed the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. in 1958 had stipulated that the new church would draft "a brief contemporary statement of faith".

"Further Abstracts seems to be a forming contemporary statement on the classic theoretical and ideological assertions of Alloro's later studies in the Bauhaus University of Weimar, Germany.

Naturally Ms. Way is commenting on the restrictions that once afflicted women, but it doesn't feel like much of a contemporary feminist statement to watch dancers move to lines like "A really elegant woman never wears black in the morning" or "It is a good rule never to go shopping for clothes with a girlfriend".

Their songsmith Gary Kemp claimed pointedly: "We are making the most contemporary statement in fashion and music".

The major contemporary statement of just war theory remains Michael Walzer's Just and Unjust Wars.

The most forceful contemporary statement of this instrumental argument is provided by Amartya Sen, who argues, for example, that "no substantial famine has ever occurred in any independent country with a democratic form of government and a relatively free press" (Sen 1999, 152).

Some of the revealing residues of this way of thinking heuristically about the TOL can be found in contemporary statements that expose the TOL function as far from that of a strictly "falsifiable" hypothesis.