Sentence examples for modern imprint from inspiring English sources

While many of the buildings they design bear a modern imprint, the two are not concerned with the stylistic fashions of the moment.

"Even if young people leave their own modern imprint, the important thing is that they don't forget the traditions because there aren't many of us left.

She was starting a new imprint, Trapeze, at the publishing conglomerate Hachette, whose UK headquarters occupy an angular modern building on the north bank of the Thames.

This fall, Random House also plans to publish digitally a hundred titles from its Modern Library imprint of classic titles.

The Modern Library imprint awed me, as though it were a sort of guarantee or the password of some exclusive set.

Next month, Penguin U.K. will issue a fiftieth-anniversary edition of Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" under its Modern Classics imprint, with a cover design that is strangely but tellingly misbegotten.

By Margaret Talbot August 29, 2014 Next month, Penguin U.K. will issue a fiftieth-anniversary edition of Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" under its Modern Classics imprint, with a cover design that is strangely but tellingly misbegotten.

When the magazine closed, she planned a new journal under her own imprint, Modern Editions Press, published by Eric Naul.

The modern piano bears the imprint of his demand for a more resonant and flexible instrument.

Although he says, "I take no interest in history, it bores me," he devotes much effort to clarifying how significant his own imprint on modern history has been.

Though ultimately inimitable, Yizhar's fiction pricked the conscience of a nation, and left an indelible imprint on modern Israeli writing.