Sentence examples similar to children a modern from inspiring English sources

Republicans, using the rallying cry "It's your money," are promoting a $550 billion tax cut that would take health care from sick children -- a modern echo of Emerson's "wicked dollars".

His children had a modern urban childhood that included movies, pop music, and dating.

Important alterations in environment also occur when children in a modern community first go to school.

Garrett's, or Stampy Cat's, popularity with young children is a modern phenomenon.

The children build a modern day work station complete with computer, desk, phone and iPad.

At times, it seems as though he's debating children, like a modern astronomer arguing with an adherent of a Ptolemaic solar system.

In 1968, Lucille Ball and Henry Fonda starred in the film "Yours, Mine and Ours," based on Mrs. Beardsley's 1964 book, "Who Gets the Drumstick?" (Random House), which recounted the logistical problems of raising 20 children in a modern middle-class American family.

The Labour party/Social Left/Green coalition that took power in 2005 has argued against cash benefits pointing out that children in a modern society need more than what a family can provide for them.

Even his daughter, and for a Muslim it's very tough to send a girl child to a modern school.

We know as a nation that - after a generation of under-investment in both our industries and our public services - the ambitions we have for our country - high productivity and full employment, education opportunity for all and an end to child poverty, a modern NHS and modern public services - can only be realised if we make the choice to invest for the long term.

As I read the book, I couldn't help but think that not everyone was going to view our child as a modern day miracle.