Sentence examples for example of the modern from inspiring English sources

In many ways Kellond-Knight is a shining example of the modern footballer.

An example of the modern orchestral dance music Mr. Puente was working on in the late 1970's.

It is now part of China's national curriculum, taught to all schoolchildren as an example of the modern poetry movement in the early 20th century.

The governor made an attempt at postdebate spin that was a good example of the modern politician in full ordinary-guy mode.

It's one more terrifying example of the modern person's quest to fill the empty space of the soul with a total solution.

The 40-year-old is an example of the modern approach being taken by university business schools that are striving to meet the demands of industry.

The "C" became a new paragraph mark enthusiastically adopted by monks, whose ecclesiastical documents produced early examples of the modern chapter.

For some examples of the modern state of the art in gastrolinguistic engineering, let us consider L'Enclume, the Michelin-starred restaurant in the English Lake District, and its bill of fare as advertised on its website in November 2011.

Some examples of the modern, postwar antihero, as defined by the Angry Young Men, include Joe Lampton, in John Braine's Room at the Top (1957), and Arthur Seaton, in Alan Sillitoe's Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1958).

Samuel Butler's Way of All Flesh, which was written by 1885 but not published until 1903, remains one of the greatest examples of the modern bildungsroman; philosophical and polemic as well as moving and comic, it presents the struggle of a growing soul to further, all unconsciously, the aims of evolution, and is a devastating indictment of Victorian paternal tyranny.

We compare the acoustical impedance spectra of two examples of the modern orchestral flute and an example of the classical flute.