Sentence examples for may be modern from inspiring English sources
The M25 may be modern but Sinclair is only tangentially interested in modernity, saluting JG Ballard's prophetic fictions when interviewing him in Shepperton.
The content may be modern, but the style is definitely old-fashioned".
As patients, we may be modern in many ways, but we find such uncertainty hard to accept.
It may be modern to include a subjective narrative voice alongside an omnicscient narrator – but Esther Summerson, the owner of that voice, doesn't sit easily with many.
These may be modern times, but millions of families are still relying on a sole breadwinner to keep their finances afloat.
IT MAY be modern art going under the hammer at one of Christie's auction halls in London, but most of the prospective purchasers look downright antique: tweed jackets and threadbare twinsets abound.
This may be modern-day east London, but it's as gloomy as hell, moody and murky.
On the secular side, progressive Parisians and New Yorkers may both be modern, but often have very different attitudes to economics.
That may be a modern question for new media to answer: that as everyone is ever more on display standards of physical perfection are driven inexorably, needlessly, upwards.
This may be the modern world of news – but it shouldn't just be me.
In some ways the mullet fad may be the modern male equivalent of the Valley girl.
