Sentence examples for sphere of contemporary from inspiring English sources

Yet though the piece has had wide impact within the sphere of contemporary music, it is seldom performed.

Jung maintained his respect for Freud though: when he wrote Freud's obituary in 1939, he observed that Freud's work had "touched nearly every sphere of contemporary intellectual life".

Though a modest work, "Goldkind" represents a meaningful partnership between creative artists from different spheres of contemporary music.

The winners are an unexciting bunch; in most spheres of contemporary art they would be considered student artists because their work relies so heavily on earlier precedents.

This concerto's mingling of classical format and very contemporary idiom – the scratching and sampling of a DJ on turntables – should be an ideal way in to the sometimes mysterious spheres of contemporary classical music.

When you look at the ostensibly progressive cultural sphere of the contemporary art scene, this lack of representation for "minority ethnic artists" seems pretty surprising.

On the face of it, one might have reservations about a calligraphy show as art, the same way one might feel about "word art" in the contemporary sphere of the art world.

That said, a number of spheres in contemporary thought today suggest that Plato can play more of a role for us than just as a giant in the history of ideas.

Both schools had a wide sphere of influence, not only among the contemporary clergy but also among the monks and the laity.

Another relevant branch of contemporary debate derives from Habermas's developments on the so-called "public sphere".

Baudrillard thus ultimately goes beyond social theory altogether into a new sphere and mode of writing that provides occasional insights into contemporary social phenomena and provocative critiques of contemporary and classical philosophy and social theory, but does not really provide an adequate theory of the present age.