Sentence examples for contemporary nature from inspiring English sources

It is a modern and masculine space that reflects the contemporary nature of Mr. Ghesquière's designs.

Blythe is generous about contemporary nature writers, including Mabey, Deakin and Mark Cocker.

We know now how nature is, and why so much contemporary nature writing is elegy or jeremiad.

We're standing among the shiatsu massage tents of Glastonbury's Healing Fields, debating the contemporary nature of hippydom.

However, it is above all a reflection of a growing gap between the contemporary nature of displacement and the institutions that govern forced migration.

Just like the herring gull a century ago, contemporary nature writing is migrating into cities, albeit with publishing trends as much as evolution forcing the pace.

These redesigned coins should be contemporary in nature but timeless in theme, and unmistakable objects of art.

The same is true of the Netherlands and Switzerland, where the clearest examples of formal opening clauses are from the past rather than contemporary in nature.

However, what is even more peculiar in this case is the contemporary political nature of the Gallatin commemoration at the New-York Historical Society.

I will say that I love Armitage's work best when it is performed to music that sounds more contemporary in nature, as I believe that her movements are so contagious that the pleasure of viewing them while listening to music that makes my body want to dance is unparalleled.

"There are so many ideas that were truly radical and inventive and imaginative at this historical moment that often contend with issues that are truly contemporary in nature, whether environmentalism and climate change or personal computing, or sharing economies, or social justice issues," Blauvelt says.