Sentence examples for contemporary ears from inspiring English sources
So how can they cast such a spell in contemporary ears?
Some scholars, however, have defended aspects of Friedan's work that sound most outlandish to contemporary ears.
Historical circumstances also veil meanings in the music from contemporary ears.
Through contemporary ears, the parody seemed less art than artifact, a once-devilish skewering of another era's sensibilities.
(The most striking to contemporary ears is the "mournful song" in the third movement, which echoes a Bach melody).
"Pink Moon" has caught contemporary ears partly because it confirms the myth of Drake as a doomed Pre-Raphaelite dreamer.
To the contemporary ear, these clumps of nouns sound official.
His exclamations can sound jarring to the contemporary ear — or charming, depending on whom you ask.
To a contemporary ear his complaint is simultaneously snobbish, naïve and liberating.
As in the case of all immediate and great artistic successes, Kundera's book must have spoken directly to the contemporary ear.
