Sentence examples for a modern perspective from inspiring English sources

Q. True, but a lot of collections aren't really offering a modern perspective.

True, but a lot of collections aren't really offering a modern perspective.

From a modern perspective, the improbability of the First Crusade's success is staggering.

From a modern perspective, it's just troubling, and unavoidably grotesque and prurient.

It's like a cross between classical music and jazz with a modern perspective.

The book retells Chinese history from a modern perspective, emphasizing democracy and pluralism.

From a more modern perspective, Jones (2005) provides a means of distinguishing between two related concepts: abstraction and idealisation.

A more modern perspective of women presented in a highly stylish way.

Only after the emergence of secular humanism during the Renaissance did this concept of revolution, as a cause of the desecration of society, change to embrace a more modern perspective.

The show itself contained the imaginative designs that have lifted Milan fashion in the past few years — a fully modern perspective on construction and deconstruction, on feminine colors, on magical ideas — and it was as though the audience wanted to tell him that.

The secularisation of society that began during The Enlightenment questioned traditional religious attitudes toward suicide and brought a more modern perspective to the issue.