Sentence examples for my contemporary from inspiring English sources

I know what you're going to say about my contemporary choice, the British quartet Django Django: How dare you compare?

When I first read Edward Bond, I knew I'd found a playwright who was my contemporary.

Again and again, I find my contemporary verdict inevitably getting refracted through past memories.

"It's a Stanley, and it even works better than my contemporary Stanley".

This, she says, "is my contemporary fiction, where I look at the world as it is".

Linley was my contemporary – in the Mail he was quoted reminiscing without any affection about the "Dickensian" school.

As noted above, they diverged so long ago (ca. 150 MY separates contemporary rodents from contemporary primates) that the comparison provides no information.

These parents are my contemporaries.

"My contemporaries were all doing that.

But my contemporaries saw through me.

I could never believe that my contemporaries were my fans.