Sentence examples for more recent world from inspiring English sources

The subplot offers an intentionally dowdy counterpoint to Eva's adventures, and at times the detail from a more recent world is distracting.

However, the more recent World Checklist (2006) gives an 1801 publication date for Jacquin's description, making A. horrida the correct name for the species.

It's hard to imagine what there is to add to the canon of great American songbook albums – between the legacy of the great crooners and the more recent world-dominating sound of Michael Bublé or Rod Stewart's efforts, where is Sir Paul's going to fit?

This, in turn, has evolved into more recent world-class masterpieces such as the Sydney Opera House and the Great Belt Bridge paving the way for a number of Danish designers to be rewarded for excellence both at home and abroad.

More recent world-wide migrations were also considered (e.g. association studies on African American individuals were labeled as African).

The entry will be followed on 21 March by recaps from Rowling of more recent Quidditch world cup games, culminating in the upcoming 2014 event.

Margaret Atwood has been imagining bleak and bizarre scenarios for decades, in novels ranging from The Edible Woman and The Handmaid's Tale to the more recent dystopian world of the MaddAddam trilogy.

More recent: "The world on time".

It looks somehow false.' Whereas much of the 80s work is set in a closed almost claustrophobic world of rundown lofts, underground clubs and cheap hotel rooms, the more recent work moves out into the world: Bangkok, Tokyo, Europe.

Much as "Life During Wartime" draws you back into the fictional past of "Happiness" — and to a moment that looks in retrospect like the high-water mark of American independent cinema — it is also preoccupied, albeit obliquely, with more recent real-world events.

"I love her!" His more recent work has delved into his more enduring obsession, the ancient world.