Sentence examples for contemporary concepts from inspiring English sources
The problem with turning the figures of epic into the characters of a modern novel, with modern sensiblities, is that the novel becomes by definition an extended anachronism, and the novelist needs to make this conscious and overt if it is to convince the reader and avoid seeming as if contemporary concepts or patterns of speech are merely thoughtless or accidental.
It overlaps with other contemporary concepts such as open innovation, collaborative innovation, and user innovation.
Common to all contemporary concepts is an interlayer at the boundary between the tungsten armour and the cooling structure.
Magna Carta Rediscovered will interpret the importance of the medieval Magna Carta to contemporary concepts of the freedom of the individual, democracy and society.
For that purpose, she will well draw on her professional experience including the underlying scientific knowledge - thereby intuitively closing the hermeneutical gap between pre-modern spiritual text and contemporary concepts.
By describing the ways in which hospital designs reflect and reinforce contemporary concepts of patienthood and caring, this paper raises questions about the implementation of patient-centeredness that deserve further empirical study by medical social scientists.
"The gentleman's game," Valentine said, sneering at this contemporary concept.
Some scholars argue that the contemporary concept of nations constrained by borders began to crystallise only in 1648.
"It was really crazy to be destroying those cars," said Kip Wasenko, chief designer at Cadillac who created contemporary concept cars like the '99 Cadillac Evoq.
Justice Souter said that in the 18th century, there were three offenses that were seen as violating the contemporary concept of international law: violation of a promise to give "safe conduct," piracy and "infringement of the rights of ambassadors".
The Tory party has been in business so long, and has so often adjusted its aspirations to electoral necessity and to the temper of the times, that it is possible to anchor almost any contemporary concept firmly within the Conservative canon.
