Sentence examples for more modern form from inspiring English sources

A writer born in London would have heard a more modern form of English in his linguistically formative early years than the rich mixture of older and newer forms that would have surrounded a Warwickshire youth.

Anusara yoga is a more modern form of Iyengar.

History, it seemed, was repeating itself, only in a more modern form.

Aspirin is a more modern form of willow bark, and thousands of other drugs have herbs as their base.

In its more modern form, "good things come to those who wait", the proverb has been true.

Under the influence of Carl Akeley, a naturalist, sculptor and taxidermist who came to the museum in 1909, the more modern form of diorama evolved.

It is also odd to see ethnicity taking such precedence over more modern forms of political identity.

Flowered beribboned bonnets may be quaintly obsolete, but Easter decorations for the head (and thereabouts) can still be found in more modern forms.

They are wary, for example of the idea of rendering the New Testament into more modern forms of Greek than the revered original.

(Other heritage organisations may follow).It also contrasts with the way the government currently plans for more modern forms of infrastructure.

With the more modern forms of colour film introduced in the early 1930s, opaque paints and coloured inks could be used on the cels.