Sentence examples for most contemporary version from inspiring English sources

Likewise, every generation has a different concept of the spy drama and this series feels like the most contemporary version to date.

Think of him as the most contemporary version of a type that always flourished in Zane Grey's westerns: the damaged, spoiled or effete Easterner who comes west, proves himself, finds love and puts down roots.

Nussbaum went on to extend the work of John Rawls, who developed the most influential contemporary version of the social-contract theory: the idea that rational citizens agree to govern themselves, because they recognize that everyone's needs are met more effectively through coöperation.

The most prominent contemporary version, at least in philosophy, is Dennett's (1976) cassette theory of dreaming.

That hugely popular and expensive production, which began in Toronto in 1993 and toured the United States and abroad, is the version with which most contemporary theatergoers are familiar (in addition to the 1951 Technicolor film, which also took many liberties with the original).

Olga decided to have the Bible translated into a version that could be understood by most contemporary Greeks rather than only those educated in Koine Greek.

Today, we are moving toward a contemporary version of this debate between liberals and conservatives about what we need to fear most — an overreaching state or unconstrained market forces.

A contemporary version of this is an all-star, diverse cast of some of today's most treasured and charismatic leaders who have come together online and off in a group called the Elders.

I don't like most contemporary art.

Most contemporary poets won't touch them.

In fact, he ignores most contemporary scholarship.