Sentence examples for a contemporary version of from inspiring English sources

It is a contemporary version of an 18th-century folly.

"She is a contemporary version of the Sphinx.

Clojure is a contemporary version of the 50-year old Lisp programming language.

I told them it is a contemporary version of still life, she says.

This buffeted nobody suggests a contemporary version of Chaplin's Little Tramp.

Call it a contemporary version of Tiepolo, with voluptuous voids in place of clouds.

"I'm not about to turn a contemporary version of Shakespeare into a sociological or political point," he said.

The speaker is a contemporary version of Dante's tragic heroine Francesca, condemned to suffer in Hell with her lover, Paolo.

With a backstory that reads like a contemporary version of "National Velvet," Union Rags is a racing publicist's dream.

It is a contemporary version of Dickens's "Oliver Twist," set in New York City and enacted by dogs and cats.

Like Phoebe Philo of Céline, Mr. Tisci showed a contemporary version of the ultra-feminine trumpet skirt.