It is a contemporary version of an 18th-century folly.
Like me, you may miss the contemporary version of Pollock's shocking gossamer canvases.
And Mr Cruise is an actor, not some contemporary version of Stauffenberg.
Clojure is a contemporary version of the 50-year old Lisp programming language.
"It's our contemporary version of self-hypnosis skills for labor," Cohen said.
Kate's father is a dull, contemporary version of Eliza Doolittle's dad, her mother doesn't survive characterisation.
Empowerment is the contemporary version of this principle, which originated with John Locke, not Franklin Roosevelt.
This buffeted nobody suggests a contemporary version of Chaplin's Little Tramp.
Call it a contemporary version of Tiepolo, with voluptuous voids in place of clouds.
"I'm not about to turn a contemporary version of Shakespeare into a sociological or political point," he said.
The speaker is a contemporary version of Dante's tragic heroine Francesca, condemned to suffer in Hell with her lover, Paolo.
