Sentence examples for vividly modern from inspiring English sources

She had a way of making the world look ancient and yet vividly modern.

Relocated from the canals of 18th-century Venice to Brighton in the 1960s, Nicholas Hytner's production is a zinging mixture of physical and verbal comedy, farce at its absolute best, and proof that old plays can definitely be made to feel startling and vividly modern.

That automaker has been vividly demonstrating modern diesel's one-two punch by dominating recent runnings of the 24 Hours of Le Mans with its R10 racers, which are not only fast, but are the quietest, cleanest and most fuel-efficient cars in the field.

TWO exhibitions at the Yale University Art Gallery deal vividly with how modern art took hold in the United States.

Licsko, who is a huge fan of the late writing legend Ray Bradbury and particularly his dystopian novel "Fahrenheit 451," wanted to vividly portray a modern "book" burning that evoked a "wake up" message.

Mr. Bianchi's highly modernistic score for chamber orchestra, vividly played by Ensemble Modern, puts a premium on imaginative sonorities, including getting instruments to do unorthodox things.

They used their feet and legs more vividly than any other modern dancers, and tilted their backs to an extent rare in any dance idiom.

It's mix of the sacred and the profane is touching, funny and strange, and makes this manuscript and its music vividly part of the modern world.

Broad showed us the spirit of modern cricket vividly enough in last night's flashpoint, one which might well colour the rest of a series which was supposed to feature not tonight's raw animosity and edgy attrition, but a series of formal English victories.

This odd episode in the history of indexing--the Tory book with a Whig index--vividly illustrates what early modern commentators saw as the danger of indexes: not just that they might allow readers to lazily access a book in fragments, but that they might propogate actively disengenuous interpretations.

"Accurately, vividly and concretely to describe Modern Business is the greatest journalistic assignment in history," he wrote.