Sentence examples for contemporary post from inspiring English sources

In our contemporary post truth political era, these religious and political prejudices and half-truths have elevated into shiny counterfeit currency.

While silence on the subject of sex was born of an earlier Victorian era, in our contemporary, post Madonna culture, sexuality is nothing to keep mum about.

A possible explanation for the positive association with HRQoL is that a person's work role is regarded as their major social identity in most contemporary post industrial societies.

The producer had put together a number of layers for the track which sounded like a "contemporary post-sixties piece".

Music also helps: Alexievich listens to contemporary post-Soviet composers such as the Ukrainian Valentin Silvestrov, the Estonian Arvo Pärt, and the Russian Sergei Nevsky.

It's his usual haunt and still the best place to encounter his music, which reflects the flowing detail of contemporary post-bop, but with subtle, humanizing touches.

"His love for [longtime Bond film composer John] Barry, the period and obviously with Amy's style was coming out as a contemporary post-sixties piece.

In Barry Edelstein's stirring new production of "The Winter's Tale" by the Classic Stage Company, the world of the play is contemporary, post-Sept.

In contemporary post-Nkrumah Ghana, Hartman confronts her own sense of pure Generation X despondency: "I had come to Ghana too late and with too few talents.

Hazony's historical analysis is likely to be widely challenged, especially the connection he makes between Buber's circle and Israel's contemporary post-Zionist critics, which is stretched.

The contemporary, post-Sontagian polemics adopt a posture of provocation in faintly echoing such forebears, but they are, in their hearts, pluralistic, and in fact suggest only a slight revision in perspective.