Sentence examples for been modern from inspiring English sources
adjective
Pertaining to a current or recent time and style; not ancient.
- In the 1600s, the building still has
As far as the process is concerned, it has been modern theatre at its healthiest.
For two decades, since we have been "modern" in this faraway country, we have felt like part of the world.
And though it would be easy and expected to show pantsuits, a Jil Sander staple, it wouldn't have been modern.
Ever since, Mr Long's work has been modern and primal, conceptual and material as much about the time spent in the landscape as the finished product.
"Small Figure" depicts an overweight woman in the nude in a realistic style that would have been modern in the 1870s.
Neither the posthumous Maillol nor the formulaic Signac, painted in a style that had been modern three decades earlier, can be argued to have been cheap.
"Every time I think about that, I think had this been the 1950s, we would have been modern-day Emmett Tills.
