Sentence examples for more contemporary view from inspiring English sources

I take a more contemporary view.

There is a more contemporary view that questions the legitimacy of this kind of exercise.

Valentine's players preferred a more contemporary view, carefully answering question about the residue from the Roger Clemens fastball that struck Mike Piazza's helmet in July.

And for a more contemporary view of the LA underbelly, there is nothing more disturbing than Craig Nova's bleakly excoriating Turkey Hash (Delacorte).

A more contemporary view, based on the principles of cognitive systems engineering, considers automation from the perspective of the joint system and uses automation to enhance the system's ability to maintain control of the process.

But, for art without the crowds, the revamped Photo Museum (fotomuseum.be) offers a more contemporary view.... people-watching from a pavement café with a glass of local brew, De Koninck.

Some are religious, like the Moses parallels, but others are based in more contemporary views of modern Jewishness.

"To the Ends of the Earth" traces a mournful journey, from the earliest encounters with a strange and wondrous new world to more contemporary views where once-terrifying vistas have been reduced to fragile ecosystems just barely hanging on after centuries of human assault.

Although Lacan's study of the play within the context of psychoanalysis has very different aims than those of Butler's, his observations on Antigone's splendor nevertheless make for an interesting challenge to more contemporary views (like Butler's) that shape Antigone as activist hero.

The traditional views of mothers-in-law may contradict more contemporary views of pregnancy and childbirth.

Although the differential expansion model of gyrification dates back to the earliest theorists, more contemporary views of gyrification have proposed that axonal tension causes and directs the formation of cortical folding (Van Essen 1997; Hilgetag and Barabas 2005).