Sentence examples for modern founding from inspiring English sources
At ninety-three, Mugabe was the last of Africa's generation of modern founding Presidents.
Mr. Essebsi's supporters say he exemplifies the intertwined Western and Arab influences distinctive to Tunisia and its modern founding father, Mr. Bourguiba.
The findings apparently do not undermine the "out of Africa" theory, which holds that there was a relatively modern founding migration of human ancestors into Asia and Europe from Africa.
Someone had written, "Thank you to our modern founding father for liberty," and someone else had drawn SpongeBob SquarePants saying, "Ron Paul is amazing : )" The organizers had added inspirational quotes from like-minded thinkers and politicians, including Murray Rothbard: "Monetary expansion is a massive scheme of hidden redistribution".
In town, the Franciscan Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, whose construction followed Erongarícuaro's modern founding in the 16th century, has a hand-carved wooden ceiling, beautiful interior gardens and a popular statue of San Antonio de Padua visited by "marriageable women in desolation," in the words of a local guide to the region.
Take The Blair Witch Project, the lodestone of the modern found-footage genre (after Ruggero Deodato's Cannibal Holocaust), which never broke from its then innovative point-of-view format, even when the screamy cast and shaky handheld aesthetic threatened to try the audience's patience.
On his return to New York in 1945, he became an assistant to Alfred H. Barr Jr., the Modern's founding director.
After that, he switched over to modern dance, founding, with Morris, the White Oak Dance Project, and performing in other companies as well.
Since the Modern's founding in 1929, it has become increasingly clear that its use of the word modern is historically cavalier.
But he was also strikingly modern – a founding father in the movement for non-violent resistance, the man who inspired Gandhi and Martin Luther King".
Mr. Johns, speaking of the Modern's founding director, Alfred H. Barr Jr., said, "If my memory is correct, when Alfred saw the show he telephoned Dorothy, who came to see it".
