Sentence examples for modern idiom from inspiring English sources

Here modern idiom springs to mind: "Bring it on".

Another British publisher said, "Change it to the modern idiom".

Attempts to create a distinctive modern idiom are rare.

Then another singer, performing in a more modern idiom.

Bains cooks firmly in the grand modern idiom.

The old dialogue between colour and line continued, but in an emphatically modern idiom.

His melancholic lyricism echoes an ancient Japanese literary tradition in the modern idiom.

Well, it's not so lyrically used here in the modern idiom.

His bold yet refined buildings that often recall nature fuse old-world Chinese and modern idioms, using inexpensive materials, like recycled bricks and tiles, as building material.

Andrew Upton's new English adaptation risks modern idioms and gets away with it delightfully, and (arguing that the original was censored) intensifies the bleakness at the close.

And, the fact that such splendour, in modern idioms, could work for events in cash-poor cities makes the idea of such temporary architecture all the more attractive.