Sentence examples for contemporary echo from inspiring English sources

But this, too, has its contemporary echo.

This kind of commissioning will find a contemporary echo in "The Bearden Project" opening Nov. 10 at the Studio Museum in Harlem.

Martin Crimp's cryptic and elusive play, "Attempts on Her Life," feels like a contemporary echo of the tribal belief that a photograph will steal the soul.

And the tension between the old and new social orders, which had so obvious a contemporary echo in 1969, seems more remote today.

Two handsome Cubist compositions of what appear to be folded paper and reflected light have an equally contemporary echo in Eileen Quinlan's mysterious interplays of mirrors and smoke.

A contemporary echo of Orientalism can be found in the blueprint for the heavily protested plan to reconstruct an onion-domed, Ottoman-era military barracks in Istanbul's Taksim Square.

For them, the holocaust has contemporary echoes in the slaughters of Rwanda, Burundi and Cambodia.

It is impossible to read of his ordeals without finding contemporary echoes.

Today, he's careful not to be drawn too far on the contemporary echoes.

Conflicts of the past find contemporary echoes in new movies about politics, too.

Language like this, with strong and discomforting contemporary echoes for us, drew deeply from the well of biblical messianism.