Sentence examples for most contemporary thing from inspiring English sources

The most contemporary thing about it is the topic of abortion; it is taboo.

The Shechter commission, Untouchable, which had a sold-out run and successfully transformed the airy ballet dancers into an earthy troupe of warriors, is by far the most contemporary thing the Royal has done – and shows he's not afraid to throw in a curveball.

He said the most contemporary thing to do now was to "abandon and live art" and that he hoped he would "be considered as someone who really creates".

Eden Eden Eden in particular feels like the thing you wished you hadn't seen, though that you can't forget thereafter, and made of things most contemporary American literature in particular avoids because it has convinced itself of something else.

Perhaps the most contemporary object in this blizzard of things is a compost pail, once a staple in farmhouses, which is increasingly showing up in suburban and urban kitchens, now a status symbol as potent as a Viking range.

The premise of Carson's show was that, given a chance, things happen; the premise of most contemporary television is that everything must be made to happen.

Its retina-popping visuals didn't look a thing like the grim greys of most contemporary sci-fi games.

That makes the earliest things on this show among its most contemporary, for today's South Africa can and does claim to be where art was born.

Mrs. Lane's favorite thing about postcards: "They always showed what was most contemporary at the time.

What we do know about the 810 is that it feels quite substantial compared to most contemporary smartphones, like in a way that actually isn't altogether a good thing.

Most contemporary reviewers consider Living in the Material World to be a worthy successor to All Things Must Pass, even if it inevitably falls short of Harrison's grand opus.