Sentence examples for contemporary experiences from inspiring English sources

Contemporary experiences teach us that economic and political inequality increases the risk of internal strife.

To force the left to choose between consumerism and citizenship cuts progressives off from one of most people's main contemporary experiences.

The explanation for this tendency is that Christmas exists for us as a remembered event, in which even contemporary experiences are shaped by childhood celebrations.

It started in 2005, when four writers led by Matthias Politycki demanded "relevant realism", fiction resulting from the "pressure of contemporary experiences".

The exhibition, a National Photographic Project originated by the Anti-Defamation League, fonuses on the contemporary experiences of individuals throughout the United states who survived Nazi death camps in their youth.

When the rapper Professor Green set out to explore contemporary experiences of homelessness among young people for a BBC3 documentary, airing on Tuesday 9 February,, he came to see me as I had spent a year conducting ethnographic research with young homeless people in London.

In this way, New York and other major cities functioned as a metaphor for contemporary experience.

Each illuminated text connects its contemporary experience to the religious past, appending new commentary to old.

Herbert's poetry of struggle speaks directly into our contemporary experience.

Contemporary experience and ancient authority are brought together; the timeless past unites with the varying present: an illuminating collection.

More recently, historicists such as James Shapiro in 1599 have anchored the plays firmly in Shakespeare's contemporary experience.