Sentence examples for modern innovations from inspiring English sources

But the Évelyne predates these modern innovations.

The literary parasite is fully recognized as the grossest abuse of modern innovations" (Spencer C Blackett, 1893).

They were especially influential in rural areas, where an inherently conservative peasantry was still relatively unaffected by industrialization and other modern innovations.

Never again leaving Virginia, Madison managed his 5,000-acre 5,000-acre 2,000-hectare 2,000-hectaretivating the land by methods regarded today as modern innovations.

The nuns' meeting on Wednesday in a vast hotel ballroom here exemplified the melding of traditional Catholicism and modern innovations that has so perturbed the Vatican.

Programs by distinguished Spanish soloists and groups both emphasize the Gypsy origins of flamenco and some of the modern innovations in the art.

His office, too, mixes tradition with modern innovation.

This tactic, too, is a toxic combination of tradition and modern innovation.

A convenient variation of this type of wrench is the thin and angled Crescent wrench, a modern innovation.

But, in retrospect, there is something forced about Smith's triumph, as there is about a lot of other formal modern innovation.

The seme uke dichotomy in yaoi fiction follows the samurai model, with the key modern innovation that the lovers are the same age, or nearly.