Sentence examples for definitely modern from inspiring English sources

The architecture today seems pretty bland, but going on 50 years ago it was definitely modern and conveyed a seriousness of purpose.

It's definitely modern, but if feminism has to become a brand in order to fully engulf our culture and make change, I'm not complaining.

But the idea of bringing trees into Westminster Abbey was definitely modern: a bit of spontaneous royal installation art that echoed the tree-planting activities of the German artist Josef Beuys.

Isabelle Pierre: I wish I could be contrary here, but it was definitely "Modern Warfare".

The message is absolutely faithful to Jesus and the Bible but the methodology is definitely modern.

"This video is definitely modern-day Emmett Till," said Mr Green,referring to a black Chicago teen who was lynched while visiting Mississippi in 1955.

This is definitely how modern camping should be.

In body and brain size, these cave dwellers were definitely anatomically modern humans.

These were definitely not modern dress, but simple clothes, to which you have no immediate connections – such as to Elizabethan or Victorian time – in your mind.

Much of it is military in character and enshrines the hoplite ethic in a developed form at a time when Sparta and Argos were at each other's throats (a fragment of Tyrtaeus's poetry published in 1980 definitely disproved modern skepticism about whether Sparta and Argos could have confronted each other militarily as early as the 660s).

We definitely use modern tricks, though.