Sentence examples for contemporary fallout from inspiring English sources

Popular Mechanics reviewed contemporary fallout shelters a few years ago.

Nicole Holofcener's smart, acidic comedy "Lovely and Amazing" zeroes in on contemporary narcissism and its fallout with a relentless, needling accuracy that illustrates exactly the way some people allow their personal insecurities and tics to poison their intimate relationships.

"Yeah," he replies, then only half- rhetorically: "What would you do in that situation?" On The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living, it sounded as if Skinner had indeed undergone some form of cocaine psychosis: the record dealt with contemporary fame and its fallout head-on, and the result made for very uneasy listening.

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The payoff is that you get a guided education in everything from the fallout of Portugal's colonial past to contemporary theories about work, public education, technology and the politics of sound.

In "Chernobyl," for instance, Raffles offers a cameo of Cornelia Hesse-­Honegger, a contemporary artist dedicated to creating near-perfect watercolors of insects deformed by nuclear fallout.

With a few exceptions — usually art depicting consumerism or the dollar in various forms — the largest economic shock in decades and its fallout seem to have gotten little play at the nation's most comprehensive contemporary art extravaganza.

Showing support for Dylan in the fallout from his comeback, in a late 1969 interview Harrison included the American singer in his personal list of essential contemporary rock artists, saying: "The Beatles, [the] Stones, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton and Delaney & Bonnie, and that's it.

Chernobyl fallout.

The fallout was ugly.

The fallout was swift.