Sentence examples for contemporary school from inspiring English sources

He left behind a rich oeuvre of verse that has inspired a contemporary school of mystic poets.

On email, Anne Don't forget the gentle contemporary school story Starring Kitty by Keris Stainton for younger YA.

He had been reading David Lehman's "Last Avant-Garde," about the New York School poets of the 1950s and '60s, and wondered why there wasn't a contemporary school.

Mr. S. is convinced that this New York School-de Kooning, Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, and so on-is the best strictly contemporary school in the world.

This is not the classical 20th-century France of Jean-Michel Frank or the contemporary school of minimal chamber musicians he inspires, like Christian Liaigre, or the punk rock of Mr. Starck.

For its coming Shakespeare in the Parking Lot production of "Julius Caesar," the Drilling Company has transplanted that bloody tragedy of politics and ambition from ancient Rome to a contemporary school system that may or may not be in New York City.

So, we need clear expectations about what a "broad and balanced curriculum" means for contemporary schooling.

Thus, on the one hand, he favoured a revision of the system of religious obligations and a brushing aside of condemnable innovations (bidʿah), and, on the other, he constructed an economic ethic that was more flexible on many points than that espoused by the contemporary schools.

This is because contemporary schools are more visibly diverse than they used to be.

On the question of the meaning and reference of God-talk, two contemporary schools of philosophy of religion stand out as apparent resources for feminist reconstruction.

After all, educational historians have repeatedly shown how today's schools were designed in the first half of the 20th century to meet the economic needs of the industrial economy; if that economy is a thing of the past, then many features of contemporary schools may become obsolete.