It is still the contemporary calling card of many neo-Nazi groups.
"Half Gypsy, half Franciscan monk," he called himself; another contemporary called him "Mephistopheles disguised as a priest".
One Army contemporary called him up and said with a chuckle, "I just wanted to pay my last respects before they lowered the casket into the ground".
Leonardo, whose multitude of passions frequently made him what one contemporary called "very impatient with his paintbrushes," has never exactly been known for his follow-through.
Throughout our collaborations, we identify new media the tools, relationships, and novel rhetorical situations it creates as a key mediator providing us with a domain in which to both enact and respond to contemporary calls for innovation.
Chilperic I, (born c. 539 died September or October 584, Chelles, France), Merovingian king of Soissons whom Gregory of Tours, a contemporary, called the Nero and the Herod of his age.
Moreover, Schmitt's views on sovereignty and emergency powers are often seen as the intellectual basis of contemporary calls for a strong executive power unhampered by constraints of legality (Dyzenhaus 2006, 35 54; Scheuerman 2006; Posner and Vermeule 2010, 3 24).
Like in the 1960s, a delicious sense of "Newness," as one contemporary called it, pervaded the 1830s.
Let's not allow these lessons to go unheard and the contemporary calls to protect the right to vote go unanswered.
This is echoed in contemporary calls for universal health care [ 10].
