Sentence examples for in terms of contemporary from inspiring English sources

It instantly places it well ahead of the Met in terms of contemporary art.

So what's Kevin Rowland's position in terms of contemporary high-end fashion?

You could say that in terms of contemporary art, the Tate had kind of lost its way.

WASHINGTON — However entertaining you may find its cutthroat political atmosphere, this city has long been a backwater in terms of contemporary architecture.

Writers have to resist contextualizing literature only in terms of contemporary standards, of course — so I wasn't exactly exempt from this situation.

It's all about learning how the food industry works in terms of contemporary issues related to food service/hospitality systems, food production techniques and approaches to management.

In terms of the contemporary style of public display, the ethnographic collection could be a Trojan horse inside the old citadel.

The one liturgical note, a Hanukkah ceremony, was absurdly defined in terms of local contemporary habits ("eight days of presents"); a jolly jingle replaced the traditional "Rock of Ages," with its sombre allusions to historic travail.

"But as a show runner, I'm a lot more threatened by the kind of stories people can tell on cable, in terms of how contemporary and edgy they are, than I am by the Janet Jackson debacle".

At the same time, the novel weighs the events of a miners' strike and its aftermath in terms of those contemporary political movements (Marxism, anarchism, trade unionism) that purport to deal with the problems of the proletariat.

In terms of the contemporary creative process, Shag sees a striking parallel between the music industry and the art world.