Sentences with phrase «of modern times»

This was a milestone in the invention of digital photography, one of the most exciting inventions of modern times.

He's created the greatest constitutional crisis of modern times.

It sometimes seems as if our environment is full of dangerous substances that cause diseases such as cancer, and that such ailments must be a product of modern times.

Male fertility problems rank as one of the most tentative health issues of modern times.

In fact, it sounds like our best midfield of modern times and arguably all time.

According to him, because the world is a global village, poets of modern times can make it if they work hard and produce good work.

Because inflammation is at the root of almost all chronic diseases of modern times, this benefit is highly sought after.

Examples of great courage may be found not only in books, but also in the realities of modern times.

It was also one of the most daring, necessary and appropriate sports journalism presentations of modern times.

This was, perhaps, the most boring conference season of modern times.

In addition, any grains consumed in Biblical times could truly have been called «whole grains» unlike the processed granola versions of modern times.

So let's do a good old - fashioned reality check and bust some of the most common bodybuilding myths of modern times.

It might not work at taking things back tens of thousands of years, but you have to work within the confines of modern times.

But does it stand the test of modern times?

It's good that they have chosen the technology of these modern times.

And what is the most important PR strategy of modern times?

The discovery of the 8,000 warriors and horses, most of which remains to be uncovered, was one of the most extraordinary archaeological finds of modern times.

While he did not switch completely over to abstract techniques until 1910, he is regarded as one of the first abstract painters of modern times.

In its modest way, the exhibition touches on the virtual exclusion of women from mainstream cultural possibility through most of modern times.

This will therefore be the most significant constitutional decision of modern times.

That visual engagement is an integral part of modern times is evident in the rapid growth of smart phones.

Contemporary armed forces consider drones to be among the most useful military inventions of modern times, but the general public has been less enthusiastic.

80s and 90s game development isn't simply the reality of modern times.

It was the Western «religion of modern times» that freed the way for the secularization of nature.

He also stated: «We have a new Prime Minister and Cabinet facing the most complex challenges of modern times: Brexit negotiations, the Trump administration, the threat from Scottish nationalists, and many other issues.

Additionally, British Film Institute's Sight & Sound named him number three in their Top Ten Directors of modern times list.

For the artist, Jimmie Durham, the general aspect of the work recalls an observation by Walter Benjamin that the rainbow colours in a thin film of oil on a puddle of rainwater is the best sign of modern times.

Placed amid airbases and the destroyed ruins of Washington D.C, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009) had a chance to reconnect the most popular shooter series of modern times to some semblance of reality with the level «No Russian».

In praise of the revolution May 4th, 2013» I think Marino is one of the great artists of modern times.

«From the Magna Carta to the first Parliament to the industrial revolution to an empire that covered the world; most of the great inventions of modern times with Britain stamped on them: the telephone; the television; the computer; penicillin; the hovercraft; radar...

Like the very best art of modern times, Houghton's is driven by inner truth.

Among those who came under the influence of Abul Kalam Azad was Sir Muhammad Iqbal (died 1357; A.D. 1938), the only philosopher of modern times produced by the Muslim world.

As Burleigh demonstrated in Earthly Powers, the great story of modern times is not how the Church allowed itself to be manipulated by the modern state but how the Church stood up» imperfectly, often ineffectively» to that state.

It is Latter - days because we are the Church of Jesus Christ of modern times which are the latter days.

It has been an honour to negotiate and then serve in the first coalition government of modern times which has substantial achievements both in reducing the economic dangers faced by our country, and in making progress with policies to tackle climate change and provide energy security.

But for most people, she is simply Mother Teresa, one of the most admired women of modern times.

Jan 04,2016... One of the most brazen frauds of modern times was perpetrated on the U.S. public last week when the...

So what do Arsenal need to do to make sure that Arsene Wenger becomes the most successful FA cup manager of modern times by winning a 6th?

Sebastian Faulks's Birdsong is one of the most celebrated novels of modern time.

Mitchell's vindication, were it to occur and be conclusive, would necessarily imply one of the most devastating police scandals of modern times — and there are already plenty of contenders for that accolade.

Heart disease is a problem of modern times, and many integrative medicine practitioners believe that it can be of psychosomatic origin (stress and emotional conflict) in nature.

We all know that it is due to the many technological achievements of these modern times that you, Western men, can attempt to seek their true love in countries like Russia or Ukraine.

The Emperor's New Groove is one of Disney's most enjoyable animated films of modern times.

On November 4, 1922, english archaeologist Howard Carter made one of the most important discoverys of modern times.

According the county government website, Anne Arundel is a diverse, growing area, measuring up to the challenges of being a historic mid-Atlantic city with the demands of modern times.