Sentence examples for contemporary changing from inspiring English sources

In receiving the award, Greenaway said: "I'd like to imagine it was an acknowledgement of contemporary changing cinema", adding he championed the "continual reinvention" of the form.

Restoration sites, including large-scale seeding efforts under way across the western United States (Burton and Burton 2002), will serve as the proving ground for marker predictions of short- and long-term population viability in contemporary and changing environments.

Back at the Yarn'n recruitment agency, Ms Nelson hopes that her efforts and those of her contemporaries, are changing opinions.

Corri Zoli's research focuses on contemporary problems of warfare from an interdisciplinary social science, public policy, and law perspective, with attention to the culture and governance of contemporary conflict dynamics, changing patterns of global conflict, and the role of international humanitarian law in contemporary conflict dynamics.

The section devoted to modern and contemporary art keeps changing.

There is little question that contemporary art is changing yet again, and in ways that have little directly to do with the current economic crisis.

During this academic year, schools across the country have been roiling with activism that has seemed to shift the meaning of contemporary liberalism without changing its ideals.

Ashe was 25 when he won the Open, but he was already famous — an emblem, like his contemporary Ali, of changing perceptions of black athletes at a time of youth protest and cultural transformation.

"They are more interested in exploring the functions of a private collection in the rapidly changing contemporary art world in the next couple of years," said Daniel Kuriakovic, the curator of the collection.

Performances of the up-to-the-minute interpretation, which incorporates themes of gay marriage, unemployment and other contemporary issues — without changing the text — will be at the amphitheater at Riverbank State Park, 145th Street and Riverside Drive, Harlem; pulseensembletheatre.org.org

The reasons can be chalked up to the vagaries of contemporary city life: Changing tastes; health consciousness; the fast-food culture; and an influx of wealthier young adults — including African-Americans, long a customer base for soul food restaurants — who are more comfortable eating Indian or Thai dishes.