Sentence examples for contemporary ideas from inspiring English sources

The exhibition also hopes to inspire contemporary ideas.

It's a challenge to contemporary ideas about airing failure and inadequacy.

But they also included performers forging Pan-American music with both roots and contemporary ideas.

It is sometimes called "The Healing of the Madman", but "possessed" is closer to contemporary ideas about the mind.

Second, Boulton's life not only challenged Victorian values, it also challenges our own contemporary ideas about the fixity of gender.

What this list makes clear, however, is the strong link between Pop Art and contemporary ideas about Surrealism.

Everything looks spectacular, though the show isn't quite as plugged in to contemporary ideas of celebrity as its title would suggest.

In a radical call for economic independence for women, she dissected with keen intelligence much of the romanticized convention surrounding contemporary ideas of womanhood and motherhood.

This is both a ripping yarn and a film that engages with contemporary ideas (and fears) about artificial intelligence and robotics.

His brief, placing contemporary ideas firmly at its heart, was to design and launch a brand new and progressive degree course in music.

It is as though 19th-century values - about the proper use of intelligence, perhaps, and of conversation - have been applied to contemporary ideas about desire.