Sentence examples for example of the contemporary from inspiring English sources

Fort Abraham Lincoln, about 400 miles away, is a good example of the contemporary balancing act.

The Lounger was used as a decorative motif on the Midwinter Pottery's popular Homemaker china, an interesting example of the contemporary idiom feeding on itself.

Commissioner Selig has cited Braun's name publicly as an example of the contemporary stars baseball now has to offer its cynical fans, people who have been tested consistently from their minor league years on up.

The lions, leopards and tigers have long since moved on to other habitats at the zoo, and after six years and $62 million their old home — where 12 cages once lined a long corridor in classic zoo-house style — has been completely refashioned into a prime example of the contemporary zoo's altered vision.

Headland will be the first to tell you it's a sort of antidote to "Fifty Shades of Grey," which she says, along with "Gone Girl," is an example of the contemporary evolution of Austenian social satire.

"The final selection for the exhibition, including this shortlist, brings together some really striking examples of the contemporary portrait," he said.

"I hope our visitors will enjoy the selection for the exhibition, which brings together some really striking examples of the contemporary portrait," he said.

We felt there was a great opportunity there to bring more authors – beloved bestsellers, examples of the contemporary literary canon – from other cultures to English language readers.

Restore the Earth Foundation's Eco Metrics model and The Natural Capital Coalition Natural Capital Protocol are examples of this contemporary Rosetta Stone.

It is an example of the library's contemporary temptation: to serve by deferring to the public rather than inspiring it.

According to artist Alberto Duman, who has made projects inspired by these strange brand experiences, they're an acute example of the "corporatisation of contemporary life in the UK and beyond".