Sentence examples for a contemporary theme from inspiring English sources

Best Documentary on a Contemporary Theme – Domestic: The Murder Trial.

Nick Holt for Windfall Productions; first shown: Channel 4. Best Documentary on a Contemporary Theme – International: Dispatches: Children on the Frontline.

Mr. Goldhill called it a show about acceptance, and said it blends "core elements of the network — competition, games and the fun of that" with a contemporary theme that is "more resonant with today's audiences".

Edward George Bulwer-Lytton wrote one of the first English plays on a contemporary theme (Money [1840]), and the Irish-born writer and actor Dion Boucicault, best known for London Assurance (1841), had great success in both London and New York City with his melodramas.

The structural determination and functional properties exploration of new coordination compounds is a contemporary theme of research topics in multi-discipline realms that attract interest from chemists and materials scientists.

A contemporary theme is to develop porous solids combining the acidic properties of oligomeric molybdates integrated with first-row transition metal ions that can form coordination polymers with suitable multidentate ligands.

Blackhat is an action thriller, with Mann's traditional heavy-artillery shoot-outs, on a notionally contemporary theme: computer hacking.

"We are no longer carrying anything but our own products," Mr. Palm said, "and we are taking on a more contemporary theme".

Information technology has made multitasking a prominent contemporary theme, but the evidence suggests that focus is better.

It is, but naivety is also a contemporary British theme.

Instead the Academy came to prefer the prestige-enhancing qualities of drama, preferably drama with a contemporary social theme, based on an important literary source and performed by deglamorized stars playing against type.