Sentence examples for more modern elements from inspiring English sources

Taylor's images combine all the sassiness and femininity of Old Hollywood stars with the more modern elements and iconography of high-fashion imagery.

"So is it it any surprise that they are crumbling now?" In any case, these Afghans said, there were growing signs that Mullah Omar, whose medieval brand of Islam has never sat easily with more modern elements within the Taliban, may no longer be in effective political control of the Taliban, much less able to lead it into war.

The agreement could, in time, collapse if Iran is caught violating it, but Obama and Kerry were making a bet that they could both prevent a nuclear Iran and empower more modern elements in the Iranian élites who may, after the passing of Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader, and his hard-line cadre of ayatollahs, liberalize the regime.

La Trémoille is busy acquiring even more modern elements.

I love a lot of older rock music, so this is kind of an incorporation of that with some more modern elements.

While many of its famous sites and attractions date back a millennium or two, Jordan's capital, Amman, balances more modern elements that add a cosmopolitan flair to the natural beauty of this traditional kingdom.

There is another more modern element too, the widening gulf in politics between men and women.

He is known for blending traditional mbalax (a type of drumming) and more-modern elements of such Western styles of music as rock and pop.

It is more or less classical in style but incorporates more modern musical elements (see Neoclassicism).

Of the glass used in the stadium's design, Lehman said, "The glass is a more modern building element, which ties into a lot of the buildings in [Downtown] Pittsburgh and gives great views of the surrounding areas".

Already, amid the slight opening of Egyptian politics that predated the revolution of January 2011, a purge by conservative Brothers had ousted more modern-minded elements from the leadership.