Sentence examples for about how contemporary from inspiring English sources

Tea Party Republicans speak obsessively about how contemporary politicians, especially President Obama, violate the strictures of the Constitution.

The compiler of COCA, Mark Davies at Brigham Young University, has designed a freely available online interface that can respond to queries about how contemporary language is used.

"The Wire," Simon often says, is a show about how contemporary American society — and, particularly, "raw, unencumbered capitalism" — devalues human beings.

Its audacious hybrids are driven principally by a fascination with reviving the Baroque art of ornamental extemporization and a curiosity about how contemporary improvisatory styles might be enlisted in that quest.

But at the same time, it has pushed audiences to reckon with a legacy of brutality and racism that Hollywood has historically ignored, and to think about how contemporary popular culture can and should address the horrors of the past.

Zalewski's article about how contemporary heist films lack the "innovation and intellectual gamesmanship" common to earlier ones in the genre made me recall the 1979 movie "The Great Train Robbery," starring Sean Connery and Donald Sutherland.

The political scientist Alexander George described the sequence of V-1 rocket inferences in his 1959 book "Propaganda Analysis," and the striking thing about his account is how contemporary it seems.

Jung reveals how contemporary discourses about breastfeeding in North America wed a deeply moralizing narrative about motherhood to a highly profitable industry marketing a vast array of consumer products.

He shows how contemporary arguments about rights and justice evolved out of the contractarian tradition of the seventeenth century but he argues that they are lethal mutation of that tradition.

What is most striking about the Carnegie Foundation report is how contemporary its findings sound today.

Having engaged in archaeological research in this area since 1992, this project is gathering ethnographic information of how contemporary dwellers talk about, engage with, and conceive of their landscape.