Sentence examples for contemporary many from inspiring English sources

Lastly, and most importantly, there is not a single hint by a contemporary (many of whom hated the duke and, after his assassination in 1628, made no bones about it) that Buckingham, or his mother, or any of his close associates were to blame.

She was shunned by her former university contemporaries, many of whom felt they had been mercilessly pilloried in the book.

A wicked cough belied the fact that, among his contemporaries (many of whom are, of course, dead), he has maintained an exceptional keenness of health.

For McCarthy's Vassar contemporaries, many of whom appeared as recognisable characters in the novel, it was difficult not to feel that old scores were being settled.

Despite Telsa's "deep conviction," his otherworldly hypothesis earned him the ire of his contemporaries, many of whom dismissed his assertions as little more than a publicity stunt.

Many of the new churches that start are contemporary and many traditional churches have added contemporary services.

In contemporary woodcuts many other methods, such as scraping, scratching, and hammering, are also used to create interesting textures.

"Fearless" generally pleased contemporary critics, many who complimented it for appealing to different age groups.

By contemporary interpretations, many of us are thankful for more than just the colorful potpourri of food on our plate.

And contemporary opera, many will insist, can profit from acquiring more of theater's strengths -- like consistent first-rate acting.

Rumours of this nature circulated among his contemporaries for many years before Foot published his theory.