Sentence examples for contemporary section from inspiring English sources

Lawrence Rinder's contemporary section looks diffuse and a little hectic.

Judgment of their work aside, if anticlimax is needed, this contemporary section provides it.

The contemporary section has few knock-down-drag-out installations or chest-beating statements.

All of these techniques, along with many new ones, are seen in the contemporary section of the show.

This year, he has moved to the contemporary section, alongside Graff, Hemmerle, Van Cleef & Arpels, Chopard and Buccellati.

As for the contemporary section, with unadventurous works by John Piper, Mr. Fulton, Mr. Long and Mr. Doig, among others, it needs a bit of bolstering.

It is the contemporary sections that deliver the shock, being composed mainly of works that would still settle nicely into a Royal Academy of the early 1900s.

He sells his line in contemporary sections of stores like Bergdorf Goodman and Barneys, as well as in his own boutique in SoHo.

The novel's contemporary sections concern two of Theodosia and Whaley's descendants: Theodosia (who calls herself Whaley) and Maggie, the last two white inhabitants of Yaupon Island.

Seamus Deane, the director of Field Day, and his all-male group of editors had maddened feminists by marginalizing female writers, even in its contemporary sections, for which abundant women's writing was available for inclusion.

What do work very well are the contemporary sections, when Lucy, now almost as old as an Egyptian tomb herself, takes a great deal of cranky old-woman pleasure in thwarting a young documentary-maker who wants to find out what she knows about Carter.