Sentence examples for considerable modern from inspiring English sources
A philanthropist, keen photographer and art collector, he built a considerable modern art collection, including works by his friends the Surrealist painter Salvador Dali and the Pop Art legend Andy Warhol, who portrayed him in his colourful trademark silk-screening style.
"Weight is a topic of considerable interest in modern society, but messages are discordant.
This is not just a philosophical question but, perhaps surprisingly for some, one that has considerable relevance to modern life.
I asked him which items among his considerable wine and modern art collection he'd save in a house fire.
Since the theory was a product of a rather early and unsophisticated stage of theorizing about religion, it was not adapted particularly well to deal with other cultures hence a considerable debate in modern China on the status of Chinese religion in the light of Marxism, some holding that Marx's critique did not, for example, fit Buddhism.
It is paradoxical that what became known as the Arts and Crafts Movement, with its roots in the romantic Gothicism propounded by the critic John Ruskin and by Morris, should have had a considerable influence on modern industrial design, including that of the book.
Lameness poses a considerable problem in modern dairy farming.
Calotropis gigantea belongs to the family Apocynaceae and has received considerable attention in modern medicine, ayurvedeic, siddha, and traditional medicine.
Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) techniques have gained considerable attention in modern wireless communications since it can significantly improve the capacity and reliability of wireless systems [1].
As a vital part of interconnects, metal silicides have considerable uses in modern integrated circuits, and their patterning attracts lots of interests [3].
Air layer involved envelopes (ALIEs) have gained considerable popularity in modern building design and construction, owing to their great potential in improving the building thermal performance.
