Sentence examples for consider the contemporary from inspiring English sources
The course will consider the contemporary relevance of Confucius' teachings for a number of selected topics.
For a parallel, consider the contemporary accounts of Stalin's obsequies – another leader whose passing might more reasonably have been cheered.
Forest managers should consider adaptive management approaches that will consider the contemporary evolution of forest ecosystems in a changing environment.
Consider the contemporary string quartet: The Pacifica Quartet made Elliott Carter's fierce pieces sing, and won a Grammy Award in the process, in 2009.
Our programme allows you to consider the contemporary work – Scottish and international – in the broader context of the major artistic movements and figures of previous centuries.
The final 200 pages consider the contemporary stories and texts through which we know Tubman, with most of this space devoted to excerpts from the documents themselves.
Second, it considers the contemporary context of British utility regulation.
Literary Occasions by VS Naipaul Picador £16.99, pp203 When the critic considers the contemporary writer, it is virtually impossible to assign greatness.
He considers silent film to be, essentially, pre-cinematic, because, in his opinion, the full movie experience requires sound; and he considers the contemporary blockbuster to be beneath critical regard.
Such a minimal station might seem like a demotion for Mr. Branagh, 50, the Academy Award-nominated actor and director who is sometimes considered the contemporary cinema's leading interpreter of Shakespeare.
Mr. Hare, the creator of such polemical plays as "Racing Demon" and "Amy's View," is considering the contemporary obsession with addiction as a reflection of a morally disenchanted society.
