Sentence examples for contemporary kind from inspiring English sources

But everything, hit or miss, looks perfect — in an austere, aggressively contemporary kind of way.

Mr. Gursky comments on a more contemporary kind of sublime heroism in photographs that feature Marvel comic heroes.

Lord Henry espouses a peculiarly contemporary kind of moderation, indulging his brain but not his body, employing Dorian as a proxy hedonist.

The silver lining to all this is that opera in New York is alive and well — especially the feisty, contemporary kind.

The silver lining to all this is that opera in New York is alive and well especially the feisty, contemporary kind.

Since Blur imploded, he has become a very contemporary kind of pop star: constantly moving forward, shifting identity and style with each project.

Mr. Sullivan described "Kings" as a "fast-paced, contemporary drama, kind of like 'The West Wing' set in a kingdom," and inspired by the biblical story of David.

David Chase, the show's creator, chose the city because it was so foreign to Soprano's New Jersey roots: "It's very flat and pleasant and contemporary — the kind of place where Tony couldn't be happy for five minutes".

For any difficulty the center has in controlling the periphery is normally matched, in grand global adventures of the contemporary American kind, by problems of control at (and over) the center itself.

'Marc has a taste for more contemporary, commercial kinds of things," said "Throw Mama From the Train" producer Larry Brezner.

I really wanted something that had a very Asian — not only contemporary — but Asian kind of feel.