Sentence examples for contemporary surge from inspiring English sources

His colleague Martin mused that along with the regular Gibsonian tropes, there was "something new... a dark and very contemporary surge of suspicion and bad faith" in the novel which suggested that the author might be approaching the apex of his writing.

They sat on low-slung couches and modernist leather armchairs, as if in a midtown hotel lobby; contemporary music surged periodically through the action.

Le Figaro said more acutely that the film touched on contemporary unease: "The Islamist surge and the situation of Christians in the Muslim world in general".

Influenced by the works shown at Manhattan's Armory Show in the following year and the surge of contemporary European artists in the states, Ray had his first solo show of paintings in drawings in 1915.

The span of titles below perfectly illustrates the breadth and depth of comics and graphic novels today: Japanese and French translations classic and contemporary, a crop of surging British talent, children's and young adults' books – and much more to come – this is just a portion of what's on the way this year.

In contemporary research, there has been a surge in the efforts to design novel porous materials as adsorbents for CO2 capture.

Contemporary understanding of the behaviour of surging glaciers and ice streams is hampered by the lack of data on landsystem evolution and sedimentary environments.

The music achieves an uncanny balance between surging Italianate lyricism and cerebral contemporary elements, qualities powerfully conveyed here.

The surge in popularity of modern and contemporary art has seen record numbers of visitors flocking to see works in museums and galleries across the UK.

At the end of the 19th century there was a surge in historical interest in the Peasants' Revolt, spurred by the contemporary growth of the labour and socialist movements.

Should it be the subject of so much hoopla and media attention in a contemporary Britain where the old issues of elitism and class privilege have surged anew to the forefront of the political debate?