Sentence examples for those contemporary from inspiring English sources

It is no great leap to those contemporary catastrophes, Hurricane Katrina and 9/11.

Those contemporary conveniences include an indoor swimming pool, racquetball court, tennis court and bowling alley.

But it is striking how much the soundtrack to "Godspell" offers prototypes for those contemporary Christian genres.

It is a notorious paradox that those contemporary accounts of it which have survived are almost all profoundly critical.

Until, that is, a mega-selling celebrity author – those contemporary tribunes, carrying the voice of the people into the corridors of power – compels them to acknowledge it.

Although it is not possible here to review systematically either that history or those contemporary approaches, brief sketches of several key figures are offered next.

Mr. Fullerton was probably at least indirectly aware of those contemporaries, she said.

Unlike those contemporaries, who focused mainly on celebrities, Mr. Newton often preferred strapping, lesser-known models.

One of those contemporaries, Thackeray, coined the expression "Pattledom" to describe the deliciously exotic family culture that bred Cameron and her six sisters.

Journalism is sometimes thought of as a field for generalists — a kind word for those contemporaries of mine who couldn't make a career decision — but the needs of a newspaper are often quite specific.

Among those contemporaries he influenced profoundly were Van Dyck, Rembrandt and Velázquez, and he not only left his mark on their art but set the standard for what a painter should be: a gentleman as learned as he was talented.