Sentence examples for got that contemporary from inspiring English sources
"It's got that contemporary look.
It made me think that one of the differences this season between YSL and Chanel is that Lagerfeld gets the idea that contemporary clothes, no matter how well made and tailored and so forth, have to look relaxed, good in the street.
Since the bridge closed, there has been a suspicion that contemporary engineers are perhaps getting a bit carried away.
"You have to have incandescent sources to be able to light the space nicely, softly -- to get that warm feel, even in contemporary spaces," says Granville McAnear, a senior designer at Craig Roberts Associates in Dallas.
The Met should keep doing exactly what it did here: get a contemporary subject that needs attention (I can think of dozens), get to it first, and get it right.
It's such a treat to live in these times, enjoying that voyage of discovery when you listen to a favourite track by Led Zeppelin and then get recommended contemporary artists that you might like, because of clever algorithms.
You can't get more contemporary than that.
If they had asked even slightly younger people, they would have got more contemporary authors.
By contrast its 25 rooms are a bit on the beige side, but they've still got a contemporary design.
But instead of reaching back into the past, he got more contemporary.
