Sentence examples for contemporary aspects from inspiring English sources

He also had to deal with more contemporary aspects of Russia culture.

But the show overlooks one of the most contemporary aspects of exquisite corpse: its fruitful mix of collaboration and chance and independent operation.

One of the most contemporary aspects of this show, however, might be something not immediately recognized: its treatment of time and space.

For the more contemporary aspects of the story, Mr. Ruff had to rely heavily on families that had kept photos and papers documenting their ancestors' arrival on the Island.

No matter the repertory — and this company often mixes it up during a long run — Noche Flamenca unearths a primal place that eschews the flashier, more contemporary aspects of flamenco.

The paper also reviews communal intelligence and Native American sustainable design with the aim of translating such knowledge to contemporary aspects of sustainability and green design.

The contemporary aspect neatly matches up with a mythic dimension.

The most strikingly contemporary aspect of recent Broadway scores is the attitude and diction of the song lyrics.

Mr. Anglin and the groups he leads at the Christian Life Center (including the hip-hop-based Logos) represent the most contemporary aspect of gospel fusion.

An exhibition at the Strozzi palace in Florence this autumn (24 September, to be precise), called Money and Beauty, will explore this very contemporary aspect of the Medici.

Another casually contemporary aspect of Rodin is his faith in the multiple to circulate his images: the Tate version of The Kiss currently in Margate is one of three that were carved in his lifetime.