Sentence examples for contemporary troubles from inspiring English sources

She joins Lord Byron and Patrick Leigh Fermor in Grecian hearts, and The Thread puts the contemporary troubles of Greece in historical perspective.

McCann discovered that the Olympics has two conflicting images: one symbolizes the high-minded, universal ideals associated with the brand over a long time; the other represents contemporary troubles like drug and political scandals and related media coverage, which is often negative.

The show which was helped into the world by Thelma Golden, now the director of the Studio Museum in Harlem featured commentary on contemporary troubles such as the Rodney King beating and the AIDS crisis, and, along the way, earned the ire of the critical class.

From this launch pad you could apparently excavate all the hang-ups this asshole left you with and find all the answers to your contemporary troubles.

Greece may be enviable as the ancient cradle of democracy — but no country wants to emulate its contemporary fiscal troubles.

The misogyny that underpins much contemporary Islamophobia troubles Mughal deeply.

Despite Nepal's troubles, contemporary arts in the capital are percolating.

The contemporary art juggernaut troubles him: "In sheer practical terms, these vast new installations landing on them drive their historic collections underground".

These rival temptations still trouble contemporary Faustian souls.

The contemporary discourses that trouble Taylor seek to explain not the world but our minds.

This suggests that the Tenement Museum was partly conceived to demonstrate a series of injustices that should trouble contemporary consciences.