Sentence examples for indian modernity from inspiring English sources

Indian modernity is beguiling.

It demonstrated an authentic Indian modernity that superseded the condescending orientalism and stale imports of colonialism.

The train itself was a spectacle, too: of progress, of Indian modernity, of a collective community moving ever forwards.

Shankar's life and career are the outcome of the radical movements and departures that characterise Indian modernity from the late 19th century onward, especially in the province, Bengal, to which his parents belonged and where he had his cultural ancestry.

Few people have thought to qualify the word "modernity" using a culturally loaded adjective other than "Muslim"; one doesn't hear much about "Indian" modernity, or "Chinese" modernity, even though the new ways of looking at the world have not entered these cultures without difficulty.

As the economy transforms, a new textured idea of Indian modernity is taking shape.

A sense of modernity pervaded.

Award-winning director Shekhar Kapur praised the film, saying, "Kaminey catapults Indian Cinema in modernity beyond Tarantino".

There are plenty of them and modernity is what Indian voters increasingly demand (see article).

Chandra believes that many Indians, pulled between tradition and modernity in a chaotically populous and poor country, have a less psychologically inhibited sense of self and a mythic, rather than a historical, sense of their place in the world.

"Remix: New Modernities in a Post Indian World," an exhibition at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, argues that for many young artists, being Indian does not necessarily wholly determine who or what they are and does not oblige them to work in a certifiably Indian style.