Sentence examples for contemporary category from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, the art directors included "Skyfall" (in the contemporary category).

At least in the contemporary category, choreography for the young women added up to little more than high kicks, rolls on the floor and hair tossing.

It was a stunning moment in an auction that itself brought in the highest total ever in the postwar and contemporary category.

As online shoppers tend to be younger, Saks is looking to appeal to those who prefer newer, more fashion-forward brands such as Alexander Wang and Opening Ceremony, which fall into the "contemporary" category.

"Last year was the first year the Grammy's had the urban contemporary category.

Certainly the strongest work exhibited in New York in 2010 was overwhelmingly by women and reflecting feminist perspectives on sex and gender, to the extent that in every contemporary category I could summon to mind, work by women stood out commandingly.

But he didn't fit into contemporary categories of "closeted" or "out," because in some sense he didn't live in the present at all.

He meant people on the outside of adolescent culture, who have to translate contemporary categories into old-fashioned ones that they can understand.

The guild also recognizes films in the fantasy and contemporary categories, making for a list that is three times as long as the Academy's.

They are examining patterns of epidemics, reassigning causes of death on the basis of the symptoms described, and translating archaic nomenclature into the contemporary categories and codes outlined in the World Health Organization's "International Classification of Diseases".

Arthur Pita, for instance, has been nominated in both contemporary and classical choreographer categories, while Akram Khan's two nominations as dancer and choreographer of Dust both appear in the contemporary categories, even though the work itself was commissioned and performed by English National Ballet.