Sentence examples for contemporary interests from inspiring English sources
Muscoot Tavern gives some nods to contemporary interests.
An extraordinary burst of artistic activity followed, and it's this later group's work and ideals, as they grew in the course of the century, that most fully resonate with our own contemporary interests.
His sites are arrayed over very common contemporary interests — celebrity, pornography, sports, Hollywood — that would not be out of place in mass magazines (a dead-tree medium, by the way, that he believes is far from dead).
It was ordered by the Finnish National Board of Education to support the reform of the core curricula and look beyond the contemporary interests.
Lamm talked about the return of '70s album-oriented rock, his unexpected contemporary interests (Kendrick Lamar, "Hamilton") and how to stay inspired over five decades on the road.
Although computational studies of large-scale kinetic systems of the complexity found in cells is still in its infancy, the dual contemporary interests in parallel and data-intensive computing is opening the door to discovering unforeseen behaviors and patterns in biochemical networks.
They should be seen as paths that extend contemporary interest in the interplay between subjective perception and objective reality.
The abstract shapes of his works have a monumentality and rhythmic movement that also reflect contemporary interest in the arts of Africa.
It honors the enterprise, skill and analysis that a magazine exhibits in covering an event or problem of contemporary interest and significance.
It honors the enterprise, exclusive reporting, and intelligent analysis that a magazine exhibits in covering an event, a situation, or a problem of contemporary interest and significance.
Contemporary interest in pneumatic medicine culminated in the short-lived Pneumatic Institution, which the physician and chemist Thomas Beddoes founded in Bristol in 1798 in order to ascertain the effects of different "airs" on a variety of common ailments.
