Sentence examples for lost modern from inspiring English sources

And in the pantheon of lost modern cultural treasures, it was surrounded by the same mythical aura as Hemingway's early manuscripts, which vanished from a train station in 1922.

European settlers wrested grazing and water resources from the Zulu in prolonged warfare during the 19th century, and, with much of their wealth lost, modern Zulu depend largely on wage labour on farms owned by individuals of European descent or work in the cities of South Africa.

TO the small group of photography experts aware of its existence, it was known simply as "the Mexican suitcase". And in the pantheon of lost modern cultural treasures, it was surrounded by the same mythical aura as Hemingway's early manuscripts, which vanished from a train station in 1922.

This article articulates the significance of Persephone Books, an independent feminist publisher in London that recuperates lost modern writing.

The heavy, thickset brow of the computer-modelled "virtual" ancestor is very characteristic of early pre-anatomically modern human lineages and very similar to Neanderthal, but lost in modern humans.

This is what politicians have lost in modern democracies.

That circularity, however, is often lost on modern minds.

Ladino preserves many words and grammatical usages that have been lost in modern Spanish.

Whatever bits of Dickens were lost in modern Lausanne were rediscovered here.

However, the motivations for and conventions used in ancient planning are often lost to modern scholars without the aid of texts of the builders.

The upshot is that proto-feminist texts were not included when the Bible was compiled (and were mostly lost until modern times).