Sentence examples for contemporary notion from inspiring English sources

Is there any specifically contemporary notion of freedom at work here?

There's the very contemporary notion of a Council of the North – one we might usefully adopt right now.

Slimane is an embodiment of the contemporary notion that if you are good at one thing you can be considered good at others.

Maybe, but that is certainly one definition of the contemporary notion of cool: something or someone at once wrenchingly embarrassing and deeply admirable.

In sum, the idea of natural rights, forebear to the contemporary notion of human rights, played a key role in late 18th- and early 19th-century struggles against political absolutism.

Such images tell us more about our contemporary notion of art -- as arid and stuffy, as the property of an educated and economic elite, as cut off from everyday experience -- than they tell us about games...

Van Woert examines this change, unhindered by contemporary notions of beauty.

Furthermore, the translator posits an entirely neoteric reading of the text dialectically based on contemporary notions of prologism.

What this V.B.S. camp is doing is very much in line with contemporary notions of religious education and even worship services in evangelical churches".

(Was there really so much insult humor in the Middle Ages?) And the story has been altered to reflect more contemporary notions about the roles of men and women.

On the other hand, the act of translation to contemporary notions of art as well as contemporary bodies keeps the classical alive in different times.