Sentence examples for contemporary enough from inspiring English sources

His style was contemporary enough to be modern, but it never burst the bounds of middle-class respectability.

That is, contemporary enough to fit modern standards for children's television while still pushing their parents' nostalgia buttons.

Vera Drake is another period piece, set in 1950, but nevertheless contemporary enough to qualify as living memory.

Some long flowing dresses in hand-painted silk looked contemporary enough, but for the most part the clothes looked like over-bright costumes.

Kiss Me Once sings to them: it's contemporary enough for the 2014 marketplace, but classy enough to maintain the clout of an improbably evergreen pop diva.

They saw other two-bedrooms in buildings that were spacious but not contemporary enough for their taste, including one for $6,995 a month at the Instrata Gramercy, formerly the Elektra, 290 Third Avenue.

Roddick and Blake are two Federer contemporaries without enough weaponry to challenge him, or carry on in the tradition of Sampras, Agassi and Courier, who combined for 26 Grand Slam titles and headlined what Blake this week called "the greatest generation probably in the history of the American game".

But read enough contemporary music criticism and you might buy in to a more flattering hallucination.

There aren't enough contemporary novels that take work seriously, or take argument seriously.

History is littered with such examples but sadly there are enough contemporary cases to illustrate the point.

Throughout his career, Copland had criticized orchestras for not playing enough contemporary music, numbing an audience "with a resultant vitamin lack of musical understanding".