Sentence examples for more contemporary issues from inspiring English sources

It was conceived by its curators, Dede Young and Avis Larson, to demonstrate ways in which the age-old genre of landscape painting is changing and evolving to reflect more contemporary issues.

It may be weeks or months before it is clear whether the image of Mr. Romney as youthful bully nearly a half-century ago puts an emotional punctuation mark on Democratic efforts to portray him as elitist and out of touch, or is swept away in the rush of other campaign developments and more contemporary issues.

Bethea's plan to address more contemporary issues is already drawing notice, both locally and nationally, positively and negatively.

The executive producer of Neighbours, Ric Pellizzeri, said the storyline reflected reality and continued the show's move toward more contemporary issues.

While Yeats's early poetry drew heavily on Irish myth and folklore, his later work was engaged with more contemporary issues, and his style underwent a dramatic transformation.

The only paper found comparing general prenatal record content (dated 1991) revealed that most American prenatal records contained items of traditional medical-obstetrical significance (e.g., medical history, fundal height), as opposed to more "contemporary" issues such as patient education and social risk factors such as smoking and drinking [ 1].

It can be, and, I hope, will be, more engaged with contemporary issues than it has ever been before".

More contemporary and quasi-political issues had arisen in recent years, though, including bullying, the dangers of online dating, and children bringing guns to school.

Gaggle's version has a more contemporary resonance by adding recent issues such as military rape in the Congo and female circumcision.

Just what he means, then, by terms "evident" and "self-evident" (terms he greatly prefers to the more contemporary "justification" and "knowledge") is an issue meriting further research.

"The only area where viewers felt BBC2 might offer something more … is its treatment of challenging contemporary issues," it said.