Sentence examples for modern label from inspiring English sources

Like the natural, healthy process contained in their name, they're worth nurturing, and are on a rare modern label – Bella Union – with the patience to do so.

Dai Davies, who was at Sanctuary at the time, asked us if we wanted to start a modern label with their backing.

"Neopythagorean" is a modern label, which overlaps with two other modern labels, "Middle Platonist" and "Neoplatonist," so that a given figure will be called a Neoplatonist or Middle Platonist by some scholars and a Neopythagorean by others.

The modern label tradition in Ghent begins in the late 1980s with Renaat Vandepapaliere, a wiry provocateur with a bone to pick with the dance world.

The modern label tradition in Ghent begins in the late 1980s with Renaat Vondepapaliere, a wiry provocateur with a bone to pick with the dance world.

Many identifications, however, are more contemporary alternatives, e.g. the inferior temporal sulcus recognized here is equivalent to the middle temporal sulcus in Connolly (1950); our identification of the occipito-temporal sulcus is the modern label for the sulcus Connolly (1950) recognizes as the inferior temporal sulcus.

As the market for downloading grows, data from early downloads are expected to play a similar strategic role for modern labels.

Undressed features objects from classic fashion houses such as Paul Poiret and Baroque to more modern labels, including Calvin Klein, John Galliano for Givenchy, Dolce & Gabbana, and Jean Paul Gaultier.

Stephenson chose not to adapt period language for the entire text; instead he allowed such language to enter his writing when it was appropriate, often turning to modern English and modern labels for ideas familiar to modern readers.

(Some modern writers label such nonsense numerical theology).

Modern: A label retroactively attached to examples of unpleasant and/or attention seeking behaviour that have resulted in an unanticipated negative reaction upon being made public.