Sometimes he explicitly targets contemporary politics, as in his section on racially biased immigration restrictions in 1924.
To say that the taboo-busting antics of current favourites like Borat or Extras are somehow bound up explicitly in contemporary cultural negotiations with the ephemeral, late-20th-century notion of political correctness is to miss the point on a massive scale.
"The chairs are the only two of their kind in the world, the first chairs built explicitly for contemporary dance," Lawson said.
Pop country like Miranda Lambert, Kacey Musgraves, and Eric Church appeals explicitly to contemporary rural tastes.
This period coincided with the publication of Mary's work most explicitly concerned with contemporary society.
They dealt with mythological and historical Chinese and Taiwanese themes, sometimes explicitly engaging with contemporary Taiwanese society and politics.
It's not explicitly about a contemporary war, but when I first heard it, it reminded me that there is still active conflict going on in Afghanistan.
The works are explicitly part of contemporary South African history (the miners who invented gumboot lived and worked in unspeakable conditions under apartheid); a tall, wigged figure seems to be a traditional healer amid a resiliently contemporary crowd; there are references to death, and by implication, the scourge of AIDS.
This perspective explicitly expresses the contemporary definition of BDD in DSM IV [ 3].
(Chinen) DAPP THEORY (Friday) Previewing material from the new album "Layers of Chance" (ObliqSound), the keyboardist Andy Milne fashions a contemporary fusion explicitly indebted to hip-hop, with help from John Moon on vocals, Loren Stillman on saxophones, Chris Tordini on bass and Kenny Grohowski on drums.
