Sentence examples for considered modern from inspiring English sources
Using this definition, ask students to explain why these pieces of art are considered modern.
Most of his ballets were considered modern but classical in structure.
A number of his books were considered modern classics in his country.
"It was considered modern, democratic and American, while the Spaniards had bullfighting, which was retrograde and barbaric.
At the WoW festival, Grayson Perry considered modern masculinity, and spoke about his bill of rights for men.
"Fromet Guggenheim's marriage to Moses Mendelssohn can certainly be considered modern," said Cilly Kugelmann, the director of the Jewish Museum.
Bobby Baker's Roving Diagnostic Unit, which considers modern psychiatric diagnosis, is at the William Morris Gallery in Walthamstow.
When looking at designing new office space, consider modern art as your guide – try to move from Mondrian to Miro.
You might want to consider modern furniture, he said, because it "tends to be low and sleek".
Although George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, unsurprisingly, are among Beschloss's exemplars of bravery in office, he seems more comfortable when considering modern presidents like John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan.
Before considering modern population trends separately for developing and industrialized countries, it is useful to present an overview of older trends.
