Sentence examples for the contemporary example from inspiring English sources

The contemporary example shown is by the Israeli-born designer Dror Benshetrit for Alessi ($92).

And Mike, by the contemporary example you referred to, I'm assuming you're talking about James Comey.

Marx's reply to Bauer is that political emancipation is perfectly compatible with the continued existence of religion, as the contemporary example of the United States demonstrates.

We have such a wonderful history of visual texts and the contemporary examples for readers of all ages abounds — think Dr. Seus, Simms Taback, Rosemary Wells or Chris Ware, Marjane Satrapi or even Tom Phillips.

What are some of the contemporary examples of Good Grit?

I hope it changes the way Modern architecture history is taught, by spreading the contemporary examples of glass houses, raw concrete, adaptive reuse throughout the narrative of the 20th century rather than putting the highlights into one separate lecture (heavy on Brasilia).

More curiously, we have to think that the "cinemagraph," a subtle twist on the animated GIF, is the closest contemporary example of the influence The Lumière Brothers left behind.

Within breast cancer research, perhaps, the best contemporary example is the recent analysis of 466 breast cancers by The Cancer Genome Atlas Network that integrated analysis from various molecular platforms to produce a comprehensive portrait of genetic and epigenetic alterations (Cancer Genome Atlas Network, 2012).

While liberalization may be in progress, China has been the signature contemporary example of the troubling model of prescription, apparently prompted by concerns about over-population and limited resources.

Thomson cites the obsessive interest in the doings of Lindsay Lohan as the prime contemporary example.

As the literary historian Stephen Greenblatt enthused in a review of "Wolf Hall," Hilary Mantel's novel about the rise of Thomas Cromwell — perhaps the paradigmatic contemporary example of such fiction — great historical novels "provide a powerful hallucination of presence, the vivid sensation of lived life".