Sentence examples for frequent contemporary from inspiring English sources

It should be required viewing for anyone interested in today's art, especially people who frequent contemporary art auctions.

Thus, the frequent contemporary claim that design arguments all involve appeal to special divine intervention during the course of nature's history that in short design arguments are "God-of-the-gaps" arguments—represents serious historical (and present) inaccuracy e.g., Behe, 1996).

Indeed, a recent study revealed the presence of both J1a-P58 and J2-M12 Y-chromosomes, frequent among contemporary Jews, in two Canaanite samples date to 3,700 ybp37.

Anyone who frequents the contemporary-dance scene will find these passages vaguely familiar, particularly those that feature Ms. Halprin's desexualized, apparently affectless use of nudity (which once caused the original work to be banned in the United States).

Apart from the common cold, it is perhaps the most frequent disease in contemporary society.

He is a frequent commentator on contemporary politics for the media.

He is also known for his frequent collaboration with contemporary artists on installations and exhibitions.

Prince Lestat is firmly located in the 21st century, but its frequent references to contemporary technologies including cloning, offer no real insights into the modern world.

In a book with a large scope, Mr. Koontz finds time to deliver frequent criticism of contemporary culture, as filtered through Thomas's frank-talking manner.

While we're on the subject of plays, a frequent lament of contemporary playwrights is that it's almost impossible to make a living out of their craft.

Charles, the Prince of Wales, a frequent critic of contemporary structures, denounced the theater after it went up in 1976, calling its construction "a clever way of building a nuclear power station in the middle of London without anyone objecting".