Sentence examples for modern searching from inspiring English sources

I crossed the Millennium Bridge, the sun breaking through the gray, darkening clouds, and wandered aimlessly through the Tate Modern, searching for Giorgio de Chirico's The Uncertainty of the Poet and Paul Klee's A Young Lady's Adventure.

I crossed the Millennium Bridge, the sun breaking through the gray, darkening clouds, and wandered aimlessly through the Tate Modern, searching for Giorgio de Chirico's The Uncertainty of the Poet and Paul Klee's A Young Lady's Adventure.

These include mandatory bag searches, the use of modern searching equipment and surveillance cameras, as well as security officers with the powers to restrain and remove people from the building should there be a need".

But modern search engines, which operate by indexing instead of categorising, are also fundamentally flawed.

Just as the modern search for the Struma was enmeshed in politics, so was its sinking at the height of World War II.

French-born British musician whose lifework, pursued in the face of prolonged indifference and misunderstanding, established the modern search for authenticity in the performance and instrumentation of early music.

Our modern search-engine culture celebrates information gathering and problem solving — ways of thinking associated with orienting and selective focus — but has little patience for the mind's reveries.

A new series of egg tempera paintings on 10-inch-square panels reflects a recent interest in Italian Medieval painting while projecting what might be construed as a quintessentially modern search for transcendence.

Yahoo plans to unveil a "clean and modern" search engine on Firefox next month and roll out the new model on its own website early next year, according to its chief executive, Marissa Mayer.

Gregg Easterbrook, a liberal Christian who has written extensively about the modern search for meaning, suspects that for starters Mr. Bush is simply more comfortable with religious people than with nonbelievers.

From this he concludes that the modern search for "true reality" behind mere appearances, which has brought about the world we live in and resulted in the Atomic Revolution, has led into a situation in the sciences themselves in which man has lost the very objectivity of the natural world, so that man in his hunt for "objective reality" suddenly discovers that he always "confronts himself alone".