Sentence examples for contemporary, since from inspiring English sources

His influence is contemporary, since it has been acknowledged at Wenger's expense this weekend by Patrick Vieira, but it is waning.

We have conducted a review of contemporary (since 1999) academic and non-academic literature about synthetic biology and/or biosecurity, searching, specifically, for any instances in which a less simplified and linear version of dual use, and of the relationship between science and technology, was portrayed.

Draco's code was later regarded as intolerably harsh, punishing trivial crimes with death; it was probably unsatisfactory to contemporaries, since Solon, who was the archon in 594 bc, later repealed Draco's code and published new laws, retaining only Draco's homicide statutes.

His weekly advisories immediately proliferate across the internet, no surprise to his admirers and contemporaries since all of his work is backed by an intense knowledge of music and a history of godfathering some of the best recordings ever made.

But it is interesting to note that the novel that won the prize, The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro, a non-contemporary piece, set during and after the second world war, never bequeathed the term "historical novelist" to Ishiguro, whereas (and despite publishing four contemporary novels since then) it has followed me around ever since.

Home ownership has been a central plank of contemporary Conservatism since Margaret Thatcher moved into Downing Street.

In between, three levels will tell the story of contemporary art since the 1960s.

But she has loomed large in contemporary art since her violent death at 36 in 1985.

Presidential projects have performed this surgical function in contemporary Paris since the Pompidou Center.

Career: Has been at the forefront of contemporary dance since the late 60s.

The Orwellian theme, relevant as it is today, has been overplayed in contemporary art since the panopticon-obsessed 1980s.