As any historian would point out, contemporary sentiment inevitably colors our view of the past.
The magazine's editor in chief, Guntram Schulze-Wegener, who is in his late 40s, waved off assertions that Der Landser plays to contemporary extreme rightist sentiments.
Gor Chahal, an artist and the curator of the show, expressed similar sentiments about contemporary art.
Thomas's contemporary reworking of those sentiments Bakewell considers almost unworthy of comment, though former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond's pithy summing up of his position as "complete bollocks" meets with her approval.
Jenny Sharaf, a San Francisco-based contemporary artist, expressed similar sentiments after working with the artists at Creativity Explored.
Granted this context, Joseph's case raises the question of whether museums ought to edit their displays to evolve with the sentiments of contemporary audiences.
It was when I was suddenly alerted to the "free culture" or "copyleft" sentiment in contemporary culture, and found myself so excited and responsive to it, that I began to feel that my native appetite for what might be called "infringing art" was, in a certain sense, political.
Thus it will be possible to get a contemporary picture of political sentiment around the country, removing the need to be reliant on out of date decennial Census data, geographically sparse and incomplete opinion poll data, or sporadic household survey data.
Atwood noted the contemporary relevance of this sentiment, since "the patterns of Latin American politics, and of United States intervention in them, have not changed much in 160 years".
New Wharton: The current dean, Geoffrey Garrett, an Australian political economist, keeps a signed photo of Jimi Hendrix in his office, and writes on his LinkedIn page that he's "really worried by the anti-immigrant sentiment in contemporary American politics," because immigration is the "secret sauce" that drives U.S. innovation.
