Sentence examples for contemporary expression from inspiring English sources

It's a living, contemporary expression".

Authenticity is its dominant contemporary expression.

I find his contemporary expression of traditional Chinese iconography both interesting and unique".

Dumas's goal is to give the company's fastidiousness a contemporary expression.

Defending them is the core case of human rights, the contemporary expression of the urge to resist domination and oppression.

It's a contemporary expression: we spend so much of our lives in front of screens, so there's that, too.

A new play looks to Whitman to explore the history and contemporary expressions of LGBTQ art and activism.

Robert B. Eustace's panel with a Madonna and Child image is from "The Next Generation: Contemporary Expressions of Faith," at the Museum of Biblical Art in Manhattan.

Frankel felt that historical studies could bring to light those elements of the Written and Oral Law that were merely contemporary expressions of more abiding religious truths.

The course will examine the major classical and contemporary expressions of liberal, conservative, and socialist theory and relate them to the problems of order, freedom, equality, and justice.

The songs may be old, but Ms. Bufford transformed them into utterly contemporary expressions of a woman defiantly making her way without apologies.