Sentence examples for distinctly contemporary from inspiring English sources

But the artistic pairing of old and new is distinctly contemporary.

Which isn't to say Heaney has taken his eye off new and distinctly contemporary dangers.

But Kavanaugh's performance last Thursday was something entirely different, distinctly contemporary.

But Ms. Bursztyn's sculptures have a distinctly contemporary, metropolitan edge, transmitting a message of feminine strength and potential.

On the surface the ascent of the Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall suggests a distinctly contemporary success story.

A lot of the things that we think of as sharply and distinctly contemporary turn out to have been around for ages.

Pianist-founder Dave Stapleton provided the impetus by being an exciting bandleader himself, and the label now presents such distinctly different contemporary piano trios as Tom Cawley's Curios, Matthew Bourne in Bourne/Davis/Kane and UK legend John Taylor's Meadow with Tord Gustavsen saxist Tore Brunborg and Food's Thomas Strønen, alongside other new groups of various shapes and sizes.

Plot a discerning path through the programme and you could end up instead enjoying the probing art rock of Foals affiliates Fixers and Trophy Wife, the exhilarating indie pop of US visitors Dom and Braids, the foppish songcraft of Wolf Gang, and the distinctly quirky contemporary takes on dubstep and garage proffered by SBTRKT, Hyetal and Becoming Real.

He looked to Europe and took its formats and paradigms, and made them distinctly New York and contemporary.

Through the window can be seen a tiny landscape of mountains and a distant sea, a detail that is distinctly reminiscent of contemporary Venetian and Florentine paintings.

The Promise of Religious Naturalism explores religious naturalism as a distinctly promising form of contemporary religious ethics.