Sentence examples for roughly contemporary from inspiring English sources

You see this is roughly contemporary to what's happening in Campania at this particular time.

Two roughly contemporary sites, Gua Sireh and Lobang Angin, are included to assess regional heterogeneity in northern Borneo.

Roughly contemporary structures, they are placed in a way that highlights both their distinctiveness and their commonality.

Roughly contemporary to Bābur was the Uzbek Muḥammad Shaybānī Khan, a noted lyric poet in both Chagatai and Persian.

The idea was to read literature that was roughly contemporary with the art in the museum's exhibit "The Year One".

It may be instructive to compare these two actors' early appearances in roughly contemporary productions of Hamlet.

It was thought-provoking to see him portrayed recently in Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris, chatting away at Gertrude Stein's place with Scott Fitzgerald '17; they were roughly contemporaries – Fitzgerald was 15 years younger – but Picasso was still the dominant artistic figure on the planet when the Putnam committee commissioned his "Head of a Woman" in 1969.

Contemporary people should write about contemporary events.

The Sikh founder, Guru Nanak (1469 1539), was roughly a contemporary of the founder of Mughal fortunes in India, Bābur, and belonged to the Khatri community of scribes and traders.

I'm a cradle Catholic and roughly a contemporary of Carroll, and, like him, I was raised on the Baltimore Catechism, the Cold War and the unapologetic, ritual damning of the Jews for killing Jesus in the Easter Gospel readings of my childhood.

The price tag was hefty, too, with the five-speed models starting at $90 in the US – or roughly $600 in contemporary dollars.