Sentence examples for of those modern from inspiring English sources
"I'm a little tired of those modern statements.
Dessert is one of those modern jobs I whinge about.
"It's one of those modern rental buildings — slightly overpriced, and it has a gym," he said.
The angry wit of those modern moral subjects is felt even when the Rake disappears.
"Look him up on one of those modern computers," he advises.
I did one of those modern calculations: male-to-female + porn for straight men = he wants to be lesbian?
And Mr. Christie singled out a player after the "Paladins" music: Molly Norcross — one of those modern-instrument specialists, on French horn — who had wielded the treacherous valveless horn without apparent difficulty.
The pathologies of those modern-day performers differ greatly: Mr. Candy was a fatalist who believed he would die, like his father and grandfather did, from a heart attack at an early age; Mr. Belushi's weight went up and down while he also battled addictions to drugs and alcohol.
But its Sherlock deserves special consideration because he's the father of all those modern Holmeses.
The researchers also found that the crowns and roots of the Neandertals grew at the same rate of those of modern humans, with root growth complete by age 9 as in modern children.
The limb proportions of Ar. ramidus match neither those of African apes nor those of modern humans, but they resemble those of modern Old World monkeys, implying that both humans and chimpanzees evolved different limb proportions after their species' lineages diverged.
