Sentence examples for recent currents from inspiring English sources

Wolfowitz has talked for years about the incubation of Asian democracies and the more recent currents of freedom in Indonesia as reason to hope for something similar in the Islamic Mideast.

But all of these themes were largely organized and enhanced by the use or rather the unscrupulous appropriation of materials taken from rabbinical tradition and ancient esoterism as well as from more recent currents of theological and philosophical thought (the speculations of the Sefer ha-temuna on the cosmic cycles and the "Prophetic Kabbala" of Abulafia were tacitly set aside).

Ricketts's biography pertains to a more recent current of kipplers.

Among the company's recent, current and future releases are "Wendy and Lucy," "Flow," "Dear Zachary," "The Garden," "Unmistaken Child" and "Burma VJ".

As the recent current events seminar wound down, I wondered what would happen if the host had the nerve to ask its participants, "What are you looking forward to?" You could imagine the faces freezing.

And a more recent current in the new-music mainstream — combinations of Western classical form and harmony with ethnic melodic accents — was represented in Bright Sheng's attractively modal "Three Fantasies for Violin and Piano" (2006).

According to a recent Current Population Study, only 26.1% of women make up the"computer and mathematical occupations" category.

Plus, as recent current events have sadly shown, there's an inherently institutionalized racism to the so-called justice system.

Post-left anarchy is a recent current in anarchist thought that promotes a critique of anarchism's relationship to traditional Left-wing politics.

Forty-three (n = 43) recent, current, and planned QI-PHC activities were identified by the environmental scan.

Parkway has not changed in its overall goals but its recent current ownership struggle may influence its future.