Sentence examples for contemporary time from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bierhanzl said the Plastics now were "living in contemporary time".

The photographs return as painstakingly formed and painted sculptures, most based on photographs, to an instant in contemporary time.

In the contemporary time line, these ex-partners are questioned by two other cops, who suspect that the murders have begun again.

"Coriolanus," which also stars Vanessa Redgrave and Gerard Butler, is at once set in a contemporary time and loyal to the original Shakespearean dialogue.

He added, "Once you've exhausted a particular vein in contemporary time, then you go back in history and find natural disasters that can be told in strong narratives".

The depiction of scenes from his previous lives in fresco and relief sculpture also had the purpose of teaching the Buddhist ethics to the people, as the Jatakas emphasized certain moral virtues of the Buddha in his previous lives; it also gave an opportunity to the artist to introduce local colour by using, as background, scenes from his own contemporary time.

But "Pierrot" received more than two dozen rehearsals, a luxury that most contemporary time-strapped musicians, who must master a new work in a few rehearsals, can only dream of.

Not half as irritating, however, as his decision to set the book entirely in the present tense, a persistent cause of annoyance as he skips between historical and contemporary time-frames.

FOCUS -- art and cultural history, from antiquity to contemporary times.

FOCUS -- art history, from antiquity to contemporary times.

In contemporary times, the Arabian Sea has been studied by several oceanographic expeditions.