Sentence examples for most powerful contemporary from inspiring English sources

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As Garret told Patheos, "Rowling's 4100-page epic was the best and most powerful contemporary retelling of the gospel narrative I'd encountered".

The capacious, daylighted mezzanine galleries are the perfect setting for these bold and energizing paintings, surely among the most powerful contemporary works you'll see this season.

George will, of course, come through, since his strength, beyond his personal qualities, comes from his connection with the most powerful contemporary political movement in the country.

But the most powerful contemporary art to understand the true nature of the death penalty may come from Japan, where capital punishment is still legal.

Maya Angelou, one of the most powerful voices of contemporary literature, died on Wednesday in her home in North Carolina.

At that time, Ruscha was the only Los Angeles artist represented by Leo Castelli, the most powerful name in contemporary art, but even there his status was unclear.

Strange as it sounds, the first five months of the 2008 campaign lacked the most powerful force in contemporary politics: partisanship fueled by ideology.

Reading this has made me realise that some of the most powerful narratives in contemporary fiction have been written by young, highly educated female African writers, who are tired of the old clichés frequently bandied around about Africa.

Simeon's successful campaigns against the Byzantines, Magyars and Serbs led Bulgaria to its greatest territorial expansion ever, making it the most powerful state in contemporary Eastern Europe.