contemporary

he was a contemporary of Darwin.

Marlowe was contemporary with Shakespeare.

Shakespeare was not contemporary with Dickens.

John is a contemporary of mine.

Dickens was contemporary with Thackeray.

a novel that is a comment on contemporary lawlessness.

the event was recorded by a contemporary historian.

my contemporaries at school.

contemporary criticism can afford neutral disengagement.

the hortatory moralism of many contemporary churchmen.

a projected exhibition of contemporary art.

short stories with a contemporary setting.

a shallow analysis of contemporary society.

She is very much alive to contemporary issues.

contemporary trends in design.

I heard a concert of contemporary music.

And he was also a contemporary of Picasso.

And we'll focus on contemporary fashion.

But compared to most of my urban American contemporaries, I live a monastically simple life.

Some ideas conveyed in the Four Books even contradict contemporary thoughts.

The Archbishop of Paris has chosen two contemporary French designers for the furniture.

Stiff in tradition, this elaborate ceremony showcases British history, culture and contemporary politics.

Some contemporary advertisements mainly aim to make contributions to society.

Alan and Joyce Weitzel live in a contemporary version.

We view film as a particular type of contemporary art.

Students have opportunities to become well acquainted with a wide range of contemporary design approaches.