Sentence examples for wide contemporary from inspiring English sources
Although relatively little-known outside Latin America, her work deserves to be understood and admired by a wide contemporary audience.
Stossel's combination of personal stories and historical research, as well as wide contemporary reading on the subject, makes his account appealingly readable.
Shrivastava and Shaw (2004), Stone et al. (2006) noted that one of such changes is the wide, contemporary use of Information Technology (IT) supporting various HR activities.
A blue-and-yellow umbrella flapped in the breeze as Andrea Lupo, clad in a blue bathing suit and a deep tan, ordered lunch with mustard, relish, onions and sauerkraut, to a chorus of "disgusting" from a clutch of wide-eyed contemporaries.
History was present in the form of the Holocaust, but there was little interest in the wider contemporary context of Jewish life.
It is important therefore to remind ourselves of the radical aspects of Friedman's work and also of the wider contemporary religious music scene.
But he also used his standing to influence those reluctant to acknowledge the need for Cornwall to remain part of a wider contemporary cultural scene.
We propose that trigger(s) for peatland site construction in Ireland must instead also be sought within the wider, contemporary social background.
That is where the flute plays a special role as the instrument of courtship and the vehicle through which many American Indian musicians cross over into the wider contemporary music scene.
As a focus for photographs of the wider, contemporary landscape, they provide an opportunity for the viewer to examine a country that, even now, is largely devoid of settlement.
A more scientific assessment would place them in the context of a much wider contemporary Jewish-Christian literature that has largely disappeared but whose character can be judged from pseudepigraphal (or noncanonical) works such as the Ascension of Isaiah, the Odes of Solomon, and certain extracanonical texts modeled on the New Testament.
