Sentence examples for clearly contemporary from inspiring English sources

It needs to be said very clearly: contemporary jihadism is not a return to the past.

Equally dark in mood, but more clearly contemporary in setting, were the six short stories in Elisabetta Rasy's Mezzi di trasporto, six solitary journeys by six different means of transport into the same unpredictable, but generally inhospitable and degraded, contemporary world.

Admirers of Mr. Rossi's design believe that the Scholastic Building will become a landmark in its own right, a building with a bold and clearly contemporary identity -- stout columns on Broadway and monumental arches at the rear of the building on Mercer Street -- that nonetheless honors its historic context.

Clearly, contemporary OW links provide channel rates up to 10 Gb/s, which directly compare to the ones of optical fibers.

Through this metafictional and metahistorical voice, the clearly contemporary postmodern narrator questions the role of the author and the historian in thinking about the past.

And I especially hope that the young clarinetist from the Manhattan School, who clearly loves contemporary music, will not accept the status quo at the symphony.

As Mr. Kohl is clearly a "contemporary historical personage," this clause appears to open the possibility of the publication of his files.

But, no, this is clearly a contemporary labour of love for the stellar line-up of participants (Fred Cavayé, Gilles Lellouche, Eric Lartigau and more).

He has been awarded the festival's Golden Lion award, which seems more than justified for what is clearly a contemporary masterpiece, also showing this summer in Glasgow in the British Art Show 7. The Clock is compelling as art and as cinema and useful, I found, as a time-keeping device.

The language is largely unadorned, prosaic even -- "By the time we reached the beautiful town of Bethlehem," Mary says, "I was experiencing more pain in my body than I had ever known" -- clearly a contemporary idiom but more or less without vernacular.

This could not only help in enabling us to distinguish more clearly the contemporary factors shaping population structure, it could also help to elucidate the genetic basis for the apparent geographic variation in the susceptibility of A. aegypti to dengue virus (Gubler et al. 1979; Bosio et al. 1998).