Sentence examples for distinctively modern from inspiring English sources
Yet the overall language is distinctively modern.
Golden State has thrived by playing distinctively modern basketball.
The divination Dee practised was of a distinctively modern kind.
It seems so distinctively modern and of our time.
Browning found his individual and distinctively modern voice in 1842, with the volume Dramatic Lyrics.
In some ways this hilarity over nothing whatsoever is a distinctively modern phenomenon.
And the uses of her distinctively modern approach to politics appear to extend beyond social networks.
The two poles of distinctively modern sentiment are nostalgia and utopia.
Leadership manuals aren't a new genre, or one that's distinctively modern.
Yet his musical language, rich with chromaticism and pungent dissonance, was distinctively modern.
If "bullshit," as opposed to "bull," is a distinctively modern linguistic innovation, that could have something to do with other distinctively modern things, like advertising, public relations, political propaganda, and schools of education.
