Sentence examples for more contemporary for from inspiring English sources

And it is this theme of Americana that our new urbanism borrows from and makes more contemporary for ongoing relevancy.

Dear Evan Hansen, on the othe hand, while set in the here and now, looks back musically to a flavor of pop rock that really feels more contemporary for adults than for kids.

Rather than indicating a different sulcus, this change in labels reflects a preference for more contemporary terminology for human brains (Table 1).

Korean Central Television (KCTV), North Korea's state-owned broadcaster, has experimented with a more contemporary look for its main news bulletins, featuring - for a single day only - drone footage, graphics and time-lapse videos.

What Acosta has principally aimed for is to clarify the narrative, find a more contemporary vibe for the characters and, above all, to rediscover the ballet's fun.

"We want to really drive a more contemporary image for KFC".

"An iconic brand like Chivas needs to reimagine itself," he added, "and this adds more contemporary values for the brand".

Aimed at the yoof market, it begins with an allusion to a more contemporary metaphor for disastrous political hubris, the Millennium Dome.

Mr. Grifasi finds even more contemporary resonance for what may appear to be an overly familiar, or at least cinematically overdone fantasy.

If we could find more contemporary explanations for our angst, we would probably find it easier to convince our American friends that it is important to agree on international standards on data protection.

And yet these themes have a more contemporary resonance, for today the body we are born with is not necessarily "a fixed entity," as Ms. Lombino puts it in the exhibition catalog.