Sentence examples for modern references from inspiring English sources

Scientists only rediscovered it relatively recently: one of the earliest modern references to spirulina comes from the International Association of Applied Microbiology, who referred to it as "a wonderful future food source" in 1967.

Happily, the Classical Theatre of Harlem's tight, punchy "Antigone" is energized, rather than dragged down, by its modern references.

Lagerfeld updated the 1920s Scottish country house aesthetic which beguiled Coco with a phalanx of modern references.

And even things that are more static receive a stream of updates, like changes to Hitler's page that attempt to add in modern references.

Strikingly, at Pixar there is also no room for the glut of modern references, the riffs on celebrity and brands, that have dominated its competitors' animated films.

Despite the modern references, Desaparecidos sound as if they are harking back to a time when Jimmy Eat World and Glassjaw were the height of angsty American apathy.

Identifications are based on the Pollen Flora of China58 assisted by modern reference collections from Hebei Normal University.

Just as they prefer modern instruments, the musicians favor modern reference points when discussing the works at hand.

Modern reference books owe much to his largely solitary endeavours, comparable to those of Samuel Johnson on his great Dictionary.

For autumn, he was inspired by Robert Mapplethorpe but added the modern reference of gay dating app Grindr to bring the photographer's work bang up to date.

To cite a more modern reference, at least one blogger has detected the influence, in Temples' big booming cavernous drum sound, of Dave Fridmann's productions for the Flaming Lips.