Sentence examples for contemporary event from inspiring English sources
The phrase "contemporary event" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to an event that is happening in the present time or is relevant to the current period. Example: "The conference will focus on contemporary events that shape our society today."
In the techno scape of the contemporary event movie, human beings have become part of the machinery, and that machinery is increasingly fake.
But it was on Gutkowski's watch that the most memorable contemporary event at the Garden occurred, the Rangers winning the Stanley Cup in 1994.
Okinawan Dance and Music Japan Society Leading interpreters of Okinawan classical dance and music celebrated a contemporary event by looking back into their cultural history on Thursday night.
Such obvious implications of civic pride are enhanced by the unparalleled portrayal of a contemporary event on the frieze of the building: the procession of citizens in the yearly festival in honour of Athena.
Focusing his historical skills on a contemporary event, Mr. Ginzburg deconstructs the texts of the Sofri trial to show what he sees as the inquisitorial logic that underlies them.
The lecture was cut short, as we were witness to a drama that illustrated a contemporary event: It is only recently that Cubans who fled to the United States after the revolution of 1959 have been allowed back for visits.
Contemporary people should write about contemporary events.
Unusually for Whelan, his next play deals with contemporary events.
Contemporary events are blurred and distorted by our own exotic sense of spectacle.
He did not understand contemporary events, such as World War I.
