Sentence examples for more contemporary side from inspiring English sources

But Argentina's capital and largest city also has a much more contemporary side that has been emerging from its traditional roots and European influences for years now.

Current trails include Birmingham's anti-slavery landmarks, a tour of city life living on sixpence a day during the 18th and 19th centuries, and a more contemporary side of Birmingham following sculptures around the city.

To show a more contemporary side, Silvermine features live jazz from 8 to 10 30 Friday and Saturday nights and from 6 30 to 9 30 at its Thursday dinner buffet.

The late 90s and early years of the new century saw a tension between the more contemporary side of their music and the classic Marillion sound centred on Steve Rothery's distinctive, overdriven guitar.

But alongside this storybook slice of the Gulf, the UAE capital has a more indulgent, contemporary side that is anything but subtle.

The doomed lovers might seem even more contemporary than their "West Side Story" counterparts (July 18-Aug. 18-Aug. 24

Dualit Architect: £74.99, lakeland.co.uk While most of Dualit's toasters are 1950s-style, this one is far more contemporary and has interchangeable side panels available in a range of colours, so there's no need to change your toaster when you change your décor.

The lobby's Egyptian bas-relief panels and marble floors look to Luxor, but guest rooms are more contemporary, with European mahogany side tables and tailored armchairs set against a backdrop of pale blues, greens, and cream, splashed with bold, French floral wall linen.

Mr. Gerner also added a space off to the side, with a more contemporary design, so the company could show off it is newest jewel, the Maybach sedan.

This result may reflect increased experience in management of more contemporary patients and physicians' cohesive treatment strategies of side effects regardless of ethnicity.

After James Manson became locomotive superintendent in 1883 he introduced a more contemporary design of locomotive, with inside cylinders and doors on the side of cabs and without brass domes or copper chimneys.