Phrases with «modern idiom»

The phrase "modern idiom" refers to the way people speak or express themselves in the present time using contemporary language and styles. It is a term that describes the current words, phrases, and expressions that are commonly used in today's society. Full definition

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Sentences with «modern idiom»

Furthermore, by asking, as is done always at that meal, that God remember what was done in that past event, the Jews are expressing the conviction that in the never - failing memory of their God what was done at the first Passover is integrally part of what we might well style, in our own modern idiom, the divine experience. (religion-online.org)
Now, however, interest has shifted more and more to unmediated aggiornamento, the updating of faith and practice by direct translation into presumably more intelligible and relevant modern idioms and actions. (religion-online.org)
Manet's 1863 Déjeuner sur l'herbe, depicting two fashionably dressed young men picnicking with a nude woman, translates Titian's Pastoral Concert (ca. 1510), in the Louvre, into a distinctly modern idiom. (artnews.com)
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Phrases with «modern idiom»

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