Sentence examples for aggressive contemporary from inspiring English sources

Some of the most aggressive contemporary purveyors of information, journalistic and otherwise, are betting on feature-length motion pictures.

In the nineties, Dessay flourished in so-called Regietheater — "director's theatre," in which works from the canon are given an aggressive, contemporary, sometimes overtly political interpretation.

He and Mr. Bean (best-known for aggressive contemporary satires like "England People Very Nice") are trafficking here in music hall-style humor that would have been familiar to the grandparents and great-grandparents of theatergoers today.

According to the team, the changes were designed to give their logo an "aggressive, contemporary look" as well to give it a more three-dimensional feel.

Even though both systems reduced their likelihood of a crash to a similar extent, the aggressive drivers rated each FCW more poorly than their non-aggressive contemporaries.

Having transformed workaday denim bluejeans into must-have items of high fashion at Guess, Maurice and Paul Marciano are now seeking to remake their own legacies as pre-eminent patrons and aggressive collectors of contemporary art.

"The inspiration was something that was very round, very ergonomic, very regressive and it became something very black and white, very edgy, very contemporary, very aggressive," he said.

Considering the once tawdry reputation of this crossroads of the world, and the aggressive eroticism of its contemporary advertising, it is odd that there is hardly any sex in the Richardson show.

There has been so massive and calculatedly aggressive an attack on contemporary Arab and Muslim societies for their backwardness, lack of democracy, and abrogation of women's rights that we simply forget that such notions as modernity, enlightenment, and democracy are by no means simple and agreed-upon concepts that one either does or does not find like Easter eggs in the living-room.

The stereotype of black women as sexually deviant and aggressive "Jezebels" finds one contemporary reflection in the "hoochie" image, which is increasingly prominent in black as well as white cultural and media venues (Collins 2000, 81-84).

Over the past decade Istanbul has made aggressive headway in the contemporary culture arena.