Sentence examples for modernizing trends from inspiring English sources

As a photographer, he resisted modernizing trends toward abstraction and new kinds of technical wizardry.

Mr. Stanley has always gone against modernizing trends in bluegrass, following the older sounds in his head.

A reverence for monarchy has remained strong in Asia despite the modernizing trends that have transformed many countries in the region economically, socially and politically.

"There are those in the Roman Catholic tradition who are somewhat discontent with the modernizing trends of the Catholic Church," said Wade Clark Roof, chairman of the religious studies department at the University of California at Santa Barbara.

The trend toward modernizing existing aircraft and communications systems rather than building new ones also benefits L-3.

With the increased trend in modernizing traditional distribution networks towards smart distribution networks, the shares of wind and other intermittent generation technologies to supply the load demands can be increased considerably.

Gingrich has tried to modernize this tendency.

Its chef, René Redzepi, has become a sort of king of "new Nordic" cuisine, which has spurred a worldwide trend toward foraging for ingredients, digging deeply into the past for recipes, then modernizing and adding a touch of whimsy (and a hefty surcharge).

So it doesn't look like Mr. O'Brien is setting a trend; by seeking out the aid and comfort of a sidekick, he isn't modernizing the post-Leno "Tonight Show," he is returning to a happier, friendlier "Tonight" era when a host like Mr. Carson had no competition on other networks, or his own.

The trend to modernize and develop the economy is not entirely new, of course.

The first Russia is modernizing.