Sentence examples for is contemporary in that from inspiring English sources

"And the story is contemporary in that we all want to break out and do the unexpected.

The film is contemporary in that sense.

But most offerings are contemporary in that they attempt invention: like beautifully presented marinated smoked salmon arranged around thinly sliced fingerling potatoes and garnished with bright salmon roe and a cloud of sour cream; and a bed of roasted beets carpaccio and lemony arugula that held a generous slice of lightly crumbed and warm goat cheese (goat cheese fritter).

Hindemith has developed a very special language of his own, a language that is contemporary in the best sense of the word but in its attempt to provide harmonic logic uses what you might call a substitute tonality".

They are contemporary in a way that Mary McCarthy's "The Group" never could be.

But both are contemporary in a way that Ms. Ferreira rejects; she is the most authentically down of all.

William and Henry Walters collected what they liked, and they bought art that was contemporary in their day.

More crucially, there was contemporary music in the conservative, tonal idiom that has always held a particular appeal for Mr. Schwarz, including two world premieres.

The real golden age happened earlier and was contemporary with a period in European history that encompasses ancient Greece, the Roman Empire, the Dark Ages and the Middle Ages.

Last week, Australian archaeologists said they had confirmed the existence of a city, now buried in jungle, that was contemporary with the ruins of Angkor Wat.

Being that designer toys are unique contemporary collectibles that are produced in limited editions and created by artists and designers, Todd decides to approach a major CEO of a toy company.