Sentence examples for more modern versions from inspiring English sources

The bulky refrigerator-size boxes that scrambled the phone discussions of Roosevelt and Churchill are just steps from the hefty cryptophones of the 1970s and more modern versions.

"The beauty of there being so many offshoots and more modern versions is that people of all temperaments can find a system that suits them".

Here, there are traditional aerosol formulas, which use ingredients such as corn starch or talc to soak up natural oils (and can leave a white cast on darker hair), and more modern versions, which use modified starches such as aluminium and are clear.

He writes in the program book that "we cannot allow a pedantic viewpoint to limit the approach to the music," noting that in an 18th-century orchestra some musicians might have performed on "period" instruments and others on more modern versions.

And there are more modern versions.

This will make my presentations of the ramified theory of types and more modern versions of type theory easier.

But what she deserved was a more modern version of the dream.

These models have moved with time and fit into this generation's more modern version of a supermodel.

But there is something about sharing our own stories that may be a more modern version of advice.

The mixing of historic European anti-Semitism with the more modern version in the Muslim world is a dangerous cocktail.

Old Carp had been replaced by a cooler, more modern version of itself that still had the best Mexican food going.