Sentence examples for very modernised from inspiring English sources

"We have a very modernised country but we still have a bureaucracy that governs everything," the designer of the 1964 gymnasium added.

"It's now very technically modernised and quite brilliant: they can supply anything from a pin to an elephant.

Whatever Sat puts on the menu, you can be sure it'll be modernised, twisted and served in a very unusual fashion.

Frequently no more modernised than the operators, they work at a very different scale.

It's in the very early days of the industrial revolution, when Britain had barely been modernised and many medieval as well as Tudor buildings were still in use.

But it's really Nicolas Ghesquière at Balenciaga who shows how to do this "modernised past" idea best.

There is Thomas Selby's (Cillian Murphy) three-piece, herringbone suit – very east London hipster having a skinny flat white in an artisan coffee shop – while his haircut (a modernised short back and sides, a TV byword for "psychotic tendencies", hello Mr Robot) feels achingly contemporary.

"Control of bad teachers is very limited," he says.As education minister in Mr Salinas's government, Mr Zedillo devolved formal responsibility for schooling to the states and modernised teacher-training and textbooks.

"The play has been modernised; specifically, Australianized".

The army has been modernised and provided with "extraordinary" resources.

Egypt, so recently modernised, was about to fall into ruin.