Sentence examples for modern-day version from inspiring English sources
It's a modern-day version of slavery.
A modern-day version of The Breakfast Club is in the pipeline.
PARIS — In Northern Europe, this summer feels like a modern-day version of the biblical plagues.
This doesn't look or feel much like a modern-day version of Berlin's Checkpoint Charlie.
The modern-day version offers videos, animations and interviews with terminally ill people and their carers.
Is he a modern-day version of George Wallace (in Gary Younge's analogy)?
Strong critics (notably Uttal) have even argued that neuroimaging is nothing more than a modern day version of phrenology: destined to fail, and fundamentally uninformative.
This is a more modern day version of what Charlie Gross said and [INAUDIBLE] they're going to respond well to faces.
A large number of works have been written for Disklavier, a modern day version of a player piano - able to be controlled via a computer using MIDI.
An intercepted text has become the modern day version of lipstick on the collar.
A narcissist is like the modern day version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
