Sentence examples for contemporary dated from inspiring English sources

Democritus, a younger contemporary, dated his own life in relation to Anaxagoras', saying that he was young in the old age of Anaxagoras (DK59A5); he reportedly accused Anaxagoras of plagiarism.

How these gendered expectations affect contemporary dating attitudes and behaviors, though, is yet unknown.

Her academic psychology fieldwork there led to a solid framework for a rigorous investigation of the contemporary dating landscape.

Proving that contemporary dating can be more like an old "Twilight Zone" episode than anyone might like.

The book charts my decision to embrace a yearlong vow of chastity in the hopes of rediscovering the meaning of intimacy and finding a more effective means of pursuing it than contemporary dating seemed to provide.

From a handful of those 1991-1992 columns I could lift paragraph after paragraph, and, with no more than the insertion of contemporary dates, they could serve for analysis of the here and now.

The show's most contemporary object, dated 1997, is a startling but benign depiction of Mary Magdalene by a Harlem artist, Meg Henson Scales.

British television channel and production company Film4 called it "the most refined screen adaptation of Harris' books", although they found the film's contemporary soundtrack "dated".

In November Christie's plans to hold three evening sales in New York: Impressionist and modern paintings, drawings and sculptures; postwar art, with classic contemporary masters dating from 1945 to 1970; and contemporary art, made from 1970 to the present.

A lot of contemporary commentary dates the origins of the gender gap to 1980, and specifically to the Reagan administration, so we tend to think of the divide as always having put women on the side of Democrats.

The earliest contemporary texts date from the reign of his son Hattusilis (Khattushilish; mentioned by Telipinus), and the most important of them is a bilingual inscription in Hittite and Akkadian found in 1957.