Sentence examples for contemporary beginnings from inspiring English sources

Billboard editor Michael Paoletta praised Carey's return to her adult contemporary beginnings.

Indica rice does not make an appearance in Southeast Asia until about 2,000 years ago, contemporary with the beginnings of contact with India.

But they're also a lesson in another orthodox history – the beginnings of contemporary art.

The diversity of the category's non-memoirs is equally striking, from Cynthia Barnett's study of rain — which stretches from the Earth's beginnings to contemporary India — to Martha Hodes's deep dive into the death of Lincoln; from Sy Montgomery's investigation into the emotional lives of octopi to Susanna Moore's history of the state she grew up in, Hawaii.

The diversity of the category's non-memoirs is equally striking, from Cynthia Barnett's study of rain which stretches from the Earth's beginnings to contemporary India to Martha Hodes's deep dive into the death of Lincoln; from Sy Montgomery's investigation into the emotional lives of octopi to Susanna Moore's history of the state she grew up in, Hawaii.

The beginnings of the contemporary Southeastern Conference and Atlantic Coast Conference start in 1894.

His knowledge of Jewish history was restricted to ancient beginnings (the Bible) and contemporary endings (the Holocaust).

International interest in Indian contemporary art has risen fast, from small beginnings.

How has genetic variation generated contemporary organism diversity and complexity from simple beginnings?

The first section of this article treats the history of Judaism in the broadest and most complete sense, from the early ancestral beginnings of the Jewish people to contemporary times.

"We're creating a cultural brand, and it's going to rebrand the state," said Ms. Lipson, the wife of a parking garage developer, who came from humble beginnings and discovered a love of contemporary art only in the last few years.