Sentence examples for modern spheres from inspiring English sources
The landscape consisted of gray-brown lakes surrounded by the skeletons of oil derricks and the modern spheres of refineries.
Until recently, cost and technical limitations have largely confined these modern spheres to institutional settings like science centers.
However, some have argued that a much more fundamental form of "elementary" recognition (2.1) is underlying these modern spheres of respect (2.2), esteem (2.3) as well as love and friendship (2.4).
11 The modern sphere of bottom-approving doo-wop tunes could have looked rather different: Meghan Trainor originally wrote millennial rumpbanger All About That Bass for Beyoncé.
(Chinen) STEVE DAVIS QUINTET (Wednesday and Thursday) "Update" (Criss Cross), a recent album by the trombonist Steve Davis, earns its title by gently bringing 1950s hard bop into a modern sphere.
At 9 and 10 p.m., Tea Lounge, 837 Union Street, near Sixth Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn, (718) 789-2762, tealoungeny.com; suggested donation, $5. (Chinen) STEVE DAVIS QUINTET (Friday and Saturday) "Update" (Criss Cross), a recent album by the trombonist Steve Davis, earns its title by gently bringing 1950s hard bop into a modern sphere.
The mother of all global multinationals, the story of the East India Company uncannily echoes that of modern giants, who trade in natural resources, make their profits and gain new spheres of influence through economic intervention.
Curiously, while Schuller has lavished analytical attention on richly tonal jazz harmonies, he has shown little appetite for the equivalent in the modern classical sphere.
We can use words like sacred or spiritual to describe this emptiness, but what we are really referring to is the absence of organized religion from the modern civil sphere.
With multiple themes, his pieces move between public and private spheres, between modern urban bustle and intimate trysts; cerebral constructions give way to yearning melody.
