Sentence examples for modern unconventional from inspiring English sources

Throughout history, warriors have been confronted with moral and ethical challenges and modern unconventional and guerilla wars amplify these challenges.

The capsule collection of seven pieces – which adds oversized luxe frills and bows to parkas and has a cropped jacket and cargo pants rendered in khaki canvas – is billed as a reinterpretation of Gap's "quintessential American sportswear" along the lines of what Valentino calls its "unique vision of modern unconventional femininity".

As someone who has been writing about war crimes since My Lai, though, I have come to have a personal belief: these soldiers had come to accept the killing of civilians — recklessly, as payback, or just at random — as a facet of modern unconventional warfare.

Thanks to new sensing capabilities, the volume of data produced by a modern unconventional drilling operation is immense up to one megabyte per foot drilled, according to Mills's "Shale 2.0" report, or between one and 15 terabytes per well, depending on the length of the underground pipes.

Dating back to the 1960s, which is when the rot set in, this clique of "modern unconventionals" (the clumsy coinage is Hitchens's, and wears thin even sooner than you might have expected) mapped their own supposedly enlightened views on to those of a more vulnerable populace, with the terrible results you see all around you.

Among their main objections were alleged naivety in Bernal's readings of myth and ancient literary texts, abusive generalisations in his treatment of ancient and modern authors, unconventional etymological analysis and selective presentation of evidence.

On the other hand, however, she offered the image of a modern and unconventional woman who kept away from the stereotype of a star as only a good-looking object and proposed a new way of thinking about the actress as an intellectual artist.

Set in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, it follows the public affairs and intimate moments of John and Sarah Churchill, the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough (a strong and sparky John Neville and Susan Hampshire), who -- in this telling at least, based on their descendant Winston Churchill's biographical account -- come off as equal partners, appealingly modern and unconventional.

Modern buildings with unconventional structural systems, such as diagrid systems, are becoming popular.

Two years before it chose Bernstein as Mitropoulos's successor, the music policy committee began considering programming unconventional modern music.

The movie doesn't have much to say about the topics at hand: love and friendship, and how unconventional modern permutations might help rewrite the script of romance.