Sentence examples for instance of a contemporary from inspiring English sources
Her devastating 2013 prose poem "Rape Joke" was the rare instance of a contemporary poem heard round the world or at the very least social media a piece that New York's Kat Stoeffel called "the final word in the rape-joke debate, if we can call it that".
Our cohort is representative of a contemporary outpatients vascular clinic.
I can't think of another instance in which a contemporary playwright has been given a similar honor.
Bill Eppridge's news photograph "Robert Kennedy Shot" is an instance of contemporary martyrdom.
After a moment I point out my favorite instance of contemporary Western architecture, immediately on our left.
This production is not an instance of a strong-willed director seizing on some flimsy subtext to make a contemporary statement.
The Japanese use of fleas infected with bubonic plague against Chinese cities in World War II was the only successful instance of bioattacks in contemporary warfare.
Indeed, in the case of substantial forms, these criticisms were finding voice already during his lifetime; he was, for instance, an older contemporary of Descartes (b. 1596), who was twenty years old when Suárez died in 1617.
The incident might have worked as a trigger for the riots that followed, but it was certainly not an isolated instance of police brutality in contemporary Swedish society.
48 McCullough was not advocating approaches that historians dismiss as 'Whiggish', such as searching for past instances of contemporary concerns, or seeking to position bioethics as evidence of moral progress.
