Sentence examples for processes of modernity from inspiring English sources

Islamic fundamentalism, rejecting the rational processes of modernity, menaces the peace and security of many societies.

Touching on prickly issues with the pragmatic detachment of a foreigner, Mr. Treglown shows that subversive elements were at play in art, literature and cinema, and that a cautious yet irreversible process of modernity had begun long before Franco's death.

It seems to me, however, that my statements about the growing asymmetries in the process of modernity are also applicable to China.

It is an interesting idea that romantic love is a product of modernity – or, at least, was accompanied with the process of modernization.

But some sociologists like Ulrich Beck, Zygmunt Bauman and Anthony Giddens repudiate the concept of post modernity and they argue that the process of modernization did not come to an end rather it continues into the contemporary era.

Mr. Alvarez Bravo's lens turns both site and process into spare emblems of modernity.

It worked well enough, but for TLS 1.3 the team decided to shake things up and move the process into a semblance of modernity.

As researchers move past the idea of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) as locked in a static state (Ruttan 1999; Agrawal and Gibson 1999), perhaps the more relevant question pertains not to the body of knowledge itself, but the obstacles faced in applying, adapting and owning the learning process in the face of modernity (Gómez-Baggethun and Reyes-García 2013).

Martin mediates the movie and, in the process, gives it a kick of modernity.

The Old Wives' Tale is about the coming of modernity, a process endlessly renewing itself, captivating and then overtaking each generation in its course.

The two are connected, thinks Mr Davis: twin results of a single process, and perhaps the inevitable consequence of modernity.