Sentence examples for view of modernity from inspiring English sources

But Aimard's view of modernity suffers from myopia: Ligeti, Xenakis, Carter, Boulez, Kurtág, Birtwistle, and Lachenmann keep appearing.

At least in imagery, then, absinthe reflected a certain view of modernity: A firm, reliable order weakens, giving way to bleak uncertainties.

Mr. Brooks's column is an example of what troubles me about the conservative view of modernity: a rosy view of reality, even if it is well accepted, does not change what is real.

Critics often pointed to Bell's oversimplified view of modernity's class structure, the unlikely prospect of meritocracy ever outweighing other sources of privilege, and the inability of his theories to account for the Vietnam war and subsequent "low-intensity" US international involvements.

They also say that they are less tolerant of other faiths and sects and have a negative view of modernity.

They also say they are more tolerant of other faiths and sects and have a positive view of modernity.

Within that realm, F. Scott Fitzgerald's life exerts a particular grip on the imagination — not least because of his prescient view of media modernity.

I had remembered it as perhaps Renoir's most radical film — the one that adds to a bumptious eroticism a hectically comical view of scientific modernity — and I had remembered it right.

But on the other side are people who have a much more negative view of globalisation and modernity – and in particular, the large-scale movement of people.

By Arthur Guiterman The New Yorker, May 15 , 1937P. 25 This whimsy of modernity View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.

Our smug disdain for the warrior, he suggests, is based on a mistaken view of the powers of modernity and the Enlightenment.