Sentence examples for modern topic from inspiring English sources

We think of gender fluidity – not to mention high anxiety about the correct use of public toilets, especially if you live in North Carolina – as a very modern topic.

Episodes grew shorter and focused on more modern topics geared at children raised with the internet.

He presented a paper on the subject in April at a University of London conference on "the royal body," which also featured work on paparazzi and other modern topics, alongside papers like " 'Great Codpeic'd Harry': Imagining the Sexualized Body of Henry VIII".

The analysis of nuclear stability is made in order to review another modern topics – production and decay modes of superheavy nuclides.

The underlying reasons for this situation may be manifold; to some extent, it could simply be lack of awareness and/or preferences for other, more "modern", topics among the decision makers in universities.

But although I was very excited about understanding cosmology and the world of subatomic particles and fundamental forces, I found that I was less interested in the scientific research of theoretical physics since the modern topics of physics theory felt very far from reality.

Indeed, to favor focused discussions and interactions, it was structured in three topical sessions: Interaction between Slope Movements and Man-Made Works; Precipitation-Induced Landslides: Long-Term Predisposing Factors and Short-Term Triggers; Landslide Research: Modern Topics and Procedures (this session was reserved to young scientists).

But for many, Stephens' hire was a backward step for a paper that had previously declared climate change to be one of the most pressing modern topics.

In this way, Sonny said, qawwalis share information with the audience about the poetic roots of the traditions while also engaging them in a "conversation" on modern topics.

His work is funny, strange, shocking, and deals with many modern topics like sex, violence, drugs, and religion you can find a lot of it in his comic, Boiled Angel.

"We have seen a combination of two factors," said Anton Pelinka, Professor of Nationalism Studies and Political Science at the Central European University in Budapest, "a renaissance of old-fashioned nationalism plus right-wing populism focused on certain post-modern topics such as identity and migration".