Sentence examples for more contemporary forms from inspiring English sources

And with point-of-view increasingly included in more contemporary forms of media, the British are ahead of the game.

It attempts, on the whole persuasively, to position her as a catalytic figure in the American art of her day and in the evolution of certain more contemporary forms -- junk art, performance art, body art.

The show ran from 1993 to 1998, and by the time it ended many women had found new, more contemporary forms of identification and escapism in shows like "Law & Order" and "Sex and the City".

Spirituality finds expression in more contemporary forms.

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While Sullivan's videos may be the last analog moment in New York, as Taylor suggests, his work also clearly foreshadows more contemporary forms of DIY videos.

The parade could include traditional elements, but in a more contemporary form.

However, socio-semiotics, as a more contemporary form of postmodern urban semiotics, is a combination of sociology and spatial semiotics, which is derived from architectural semiotics [15].

In addition, Eder also described "Renaissance Fair" as "a perfect synthesis of the group's original electric-folk sound evolved into a new, more contemporary form of music and songwriting, almost hippie-folk music".

A more modest contemporary form is perhaps the Brooklyn Grange, the hipsterish but messianic urban farm outfit that grows bespoke salad greens hydroponically on several rented New York City rooftops for environmentally conscious urbanites.

Employing the commentary tradition, Reznick attempts to recast Origin in a more contemporary and useful form, integrating both new ideas and new data.