Sentence examples for a most contemporary from inspiring English sources

With the recent deaths of Paul Jenkins, Kenneth Noland, and Helen Frankenthaler, I believe Alfred Leslie, a most contemporary 21st century artist, may be the last living major Abstract Expressionist.

Mr. Contant, who said he had sold 36 copies of the book since March — a number "most contemporary writers would envy" — keeps his copies in a case near the information desk, so they can be monitored by employees.

But "Pierrot" received more than two dozen rehearsals, a luxury that most contemporary time-strapped musicians, who must master a new work in a few rehearsals, can only dream of.

In 1962, John Hick, a liberal theologian, called the doctrine of eternal torment "an idea which most contemporary theologians treat as a matter of merely historical interest".

About what having a good look might mean at a time when most contemporary imagery, by showing us everything, doesn't want us to see too much.

It may not be a culture that most contemporary Chinese people would recognize.

This may seem trivial, but it's a theme that most contemporary movies, with their incessant focus on prolonged adolescence, avoid.

It's a feature of most contemporary pagan rituals.

Is it considered a "genre" because most contemporary readers are only interested in what's around them?

Through their accessibility, her paintings are generous to the viewer in a way that most contemporary art is not.

During that series, England employed "Bodyline" tactics against the Australian batsmen, wherein bowlers pitched the ball short on the line of leg stump to rise towards the bodies of the batsmen in a manner that most contemporary players and critics viewed as intimidatory and physically dangerous.