Sentence examples for pattern for modern from inspiring English sources
These synagogues, according to Rabbi Martin Freedman's catalog essay, "set a pattern for modern religious structures that was emulated by many other architects".
That is when a ferocious battle between "Saving Private Ryan," from DreamWorks SKG, and "Shakespeare in Love," the eventual best-picture winner, from Miramax Films, set the pattern for modern, high-budget prize campaigns.
The relationship between Anne and Sarah is handled with tact and compassion and Edmundson suggests, without overstating, the topical resonances of 18th-century politics: it is deeply ironic to see the Tories portrayed as the anti-war party and there is even a hint that Anne, in her piety and desire to transcend factionalism, set a pattern for modern monarchy.
If God's second blunder was woman, Friedrich Nietzsche wrote towards the end of the 19th century, his first was creating animals: man wanted only to dominate them.Predictably enough, it was the colonising British who laid down the pattern for modern zoos.
In a familiar pattern for modern Democratic presidents, Republicans charged that Mr. Carter was soft on Russia and on inflation, while on the left Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, led a revolt against his budget cuts, his failure to halt spiraling energy prices — and eventually his presidency.
That attitude set the pattern for modern-dance companies.
The implications of past health patterns for modern-day communities will also be explored.
Woodrow Wilson reverted to Washington's model, setting the pattern for all modern chief executives.
Ms. Keck prefers large rectangular tiles, which she installs in a grid pattern for a modern look, or a brick pattern for a more traditional look.
Delayed fusion of the metopic suture apparently evolved to overcome the obstetric dilemma that arose when our ancestors stood upright, but had the added advantage of allowing for the pattern of modern human brain growth.
Further, persistence of fibro-lamellar tissue throughout DECID, M1 and M2 age classes in chimpanzees contrasts with the pattern reported previously for modern humans.
