Sentence examples for overtly modern from inspiring English sources
Later we have some bare-chested men and more overtly modern behavior.
The feel is overtly modern – black walls, dark-wood floors and huge lime-tinted mirrors are the backdrop to out-sized lampshades, flat-screen TVs and iPod docks.
A conceptual piece might have made clearer how large and diverse the suffrage movement was, but the department would not allow an overtly modern or conceptual artwork.
While we found a few overtly modern wines that pander to consumers with sweet fruit and oaky flavors, most were balanced, well-knit and dry.
Outside Japan, Tange was more overtly modern, as in the examples of his extension of McKim Meade and White's Minneapolis art museum (1975), his only work in the United States, and in the office and hotel towers he designed for the Taiwanese capital, Taipei, and Singapore.
But while its 2004 Ca' di Pian barbera d'Asti has certainly seen some small oak barrels, the wine does not taste overtly modern at all, because the effect of the oak is so well harmonized with the character of the barbera grape.
As with many emerging wine regions, there will be wines like the Batuta, made in so overtly a modern style as to be untethered from its origins.
"We didn't want a cookie-cutter bistro or an overtly streamlined modern lounge," said Jonathan Roy of Fada, a New York design firm.
In rejecting the traditional framework and overtly stylized expressiveness of modern dance, these artists cleared the air with works that showcased ordinary movement, nondancers and task-based choreography.
In the 1930's Chaplin's stubborn humanism led him to make more overtly political films like "Modern Times" (which Schickel, perhaps overly suspicious of didacticism, underrates) and "The Great Dictator".
Still much heavier and more overtly metallic than their modern arena-rock peers, the Florida quartet have always made music designed to resonate around stadia, but 66 minutes of this kind of overwrought caterwauling is a little exhausting.
