Sentence examples for modern mode of from inspiring English sources

I just dismissed it as another modern mode of non-communication.

So one terminus of the history of genetics is the Nasdaq-listed company, but another is a modern mode of self-understanding.

Instead of the solipsistic modern mode of events being experienced from the point of view of a single character, Tolstoy slips in and out of the consciousness of dozens of characters, major and minor.

Although he had a long career performing the more modern mode of the dance, even comic versions, his greater role was in inspiring native Hawaiians to revive their sacred dance.

In "Author," Feuerzeig flees, as if in fear, from the modern mode of documentary knowledge, and from the question of questions: How does he know what he knows, and how does he deliver that knowledge to viewers?

He seems aware that his book is as much about the modern mode of public debate -- a system of scoring points rather than resolving important issues -- as it is about the issues.

Via a live Skype hook-up, she greets visitors and invites them to discuss modern modes of communication.

But modern modes of communication have been squeezing out shortwave services in Western countries, where programming is available on FM radio, on the Internet and on iPods with wireless connections.

But he perfectly sums up the difference between Old World terroir versus modern modes of cranking out young liquid disco not built to last the winter: "European wines are about finesse; Australian and American wines are about power".

Although a general skepticism obviously manifests itself toward the medieval imagery of death and judgment, of purgatory, heaven, and hell, modern modes of thinking have not lessened the mystery of death and its impact on the emotions.

In addition, the performers offered an improvisation in each half of the program, drawing thread from the Baroque music at hand but venturing far beyond the period, even into modern modes of expression.