Sentence examples for modern day perspective from inspiring English sources

On his newest album, Acceptitude, KiloWatts follows a string of inspiration that led him through his life as a musician, pulling old sounds and redefining them with his modern day perspective, revisiting the piano of his youth and merging it with the effects modules of his present.

The Baroque movement itself hasn't fared well from a modern-day perspective.

To get a modern-day perspective on the euphoria Arizonans felt on Feb. 14, 1912, when they were granted statehood, try to imagine the Cardinals winning the Super Bowl.

A compelling new book this week that examines the practice of sex work by men from both a modern day and a historical perspective hit the shelves.

Roberts's retelling, from the perspective of the campaigners as well as from the modern-day view of the actual unmarked terrain, is horrifying.

From a kids perspective, it's like a modern day walkie-talkie, but so much more powerful".

I used to feel guilty for rooting Roger on over Roddick, but the modern day RF requires no rationalization from an American fan's perspective.

But ethanol, he said, "has a deeper historical perspective that can be brought to bear on modern day problems.

The architects, David Marks and Julia Barfield, prefer to describe it as a "modern day vertical pier, which invites visitors to 'walk on air' and gain a new perspective on the city, just as the West Pier invited Victorian society to 'walk on water'".

"I Wish" is a touching modern day folk tale created by Hirokazu Kore-eda ("Nobody Knows", "Still Walking"), told from the child-like perspective of two young brothers separated and longing for each other.

Modern day industry is becoming leaner by the day.