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Sentences using the word modern. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use modern in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for modern.

• Modern taste! (8)
• He is the modern Samaritan. (10)
• Hadow.—Studies in Modern Music. (3)
• This is the great modern show. (12)
• Modern Composers and Their Works. (3)
• What are the modern meanings of the terms? (3)
• And there are eulogists of the modern time! (10)
• In 1864, a school was opened on modern lines. (3)
• Altogether he was a handsome, alert, modern American. (13)
• There is no illusion, and no dreaming, in modern life. (8)
• Who is the source of modern organ composition and playing? (3)
• You are typical, sir, of the sentiments of modern Christianity. (8)
• Those fellows have got modern arms, and are jolly good fighters. (8)
• It was a handsome modern building, well situated on rising ground. (4)
• To advertise himself, in the modern way, Stevenson was not competent. (2)
• The institution lends itself admirably to modern newspaper exploitation. (16)
• Compare a madrigal with a modern part-song and note the difference in style. (3)
• We see what they can reach to in that great figure of modern manhood, Goethe. (10)
• Revelation of all the secrets of modern woman and modern man. (12)
• To it we owe the concerted Finale which is such a feature of modern grand opera. (3)
• Down in the Palace John Knox reproved his queen in the accents of modern democracy. (2)
• The business of our modern world is to open heart and stretch out arms to numbers. (10)
• Not one piece of furniture, no picture or porcelain figure appealed to modern taste. (8)
• But he was too modern, too practical, to allow merely ideal considerations to upset him. (13)
• We cannot talk of 16-candle-power lamps when the glow of a modern Mazda light is around. (17)
• And every ship, however black or modern, on those pale waters, had the look of a dream ship. (8)
• Spelling and punctuation have been largely brought into conformity with modern British usage. (4)
• The modern newspaper is far more a business enterprise than was the one of three decades ago. (16)
• A crude enough affair it was, as compared with the perfection and finish of the modern circus. (21)
• However, we will put politics and sociology and the pack of their modern barbarous words aside. (10)
• The conditions there described seem almost like our modern difficulties with labor and materials. (17)
• In what respects does the form used by modern composers differ from that of the classical symphony? (3)
• This is a warning that the designer should be careful in adapting old motifs to modern requirements. (17)
• These works treat their subjects with modern spirit and passion, instead of the more classic oratorio style. (3)
• It seemed to be modern enough for the cheerful young officer, and they were suddenly revolving with the rest. (9)
• What difference is there in the combination of instruments in the modern orchestra and in the first attempts? (3)
• Modern conversation seemed to Winifred so different from the days of her prime, when a drawl was all the vogue. (8)
• These men of aptitudes have a poor conception of the facts of life to meet the necessities of modern expansion. (10)
• While Spohr was a great player and a great teacher, he influenced modern violin playing more by his compositions. (3)
• He used to read the modern novels I praised, in or out of print; but I do not think he much liked reading fiction. (9)
• Then pray come here and be a witness to this experiment in monasticism, this modern hermitage, this sombre farce. (12)
• Well, Dr. Shrapnel is another, who writes in his own style, not the leading-article style or modern pulpit stuff. (10)
• Vastly developed by the growth of orchestral resources, it is the distinguishing feature of the modern music drama. (3)
• The impression seems to prevail among many sensible persons that they are modern highwaymen, lurking there for prey. (21)
• By this, however, dignified and stately movements are understood, in nowise resembling the rapid dance of modern times. (3)
• But the modern tendency is to a type where flames do not destroy, nor moth corrupt, nor thieves break through and steal. (9)
• It is the curse of modern times, that we never can be sure of our Parliamentary seat; not when we have it in our pockets! (10)
• The country might be suffering a bit from officialism, and the tendency of modern thought, but the breed was not changing. (8)
• This is now so generally recognized that it has been practically ignored by modern composers in their works for the stage. (3)
• Not all the houses are small; some are spacious and ambitious to be of ugly modern patterns; but most are simple and homelike. (9)
• He fortified the heights for defence, but saw at a glance that it was the city for modern artillery to command, crush and enter. (10)
• I think that our writers may be safely counselled to continue their work in the modern way, because it is the best way yet known. (9)
• An instant she saddened, foreboding her words to be ominous, because of suddenly thirsting for a modern cry from him, the silent. (10)
• These innovations, however, are the cornerstone of modern harmony; of this as well as of the opera, Monteverde is the real founder. (3)
• This was not so simple a matter as it might seem; for the ancient town had not yet quickened its scholarly pace to the modern step. (9)
• Her first return was to resume her place in the modern and elegant apartments of the Lodge, and to gladden the eyes of its mistress. (4)
• Our modern system of combating her is too long defensive, and carried on too ploddingly with concrete engines of war in the attack. (10)
• Musically his studies cannot be compared with those of Chopin or Liszt, but they merit attention, particularly in the modern editions. (3)
• The architect was essentially a town bird, and he laid out the modern city with a view to street scenery, and to street scenery alone. (2)
• They could walk, and hold themselves up; there was substance in their good looks; the modern woman had no build, no chest, no anything! (8)
• The clowns of the modern circus must needs possess, they confidently assert, more vivacity, wit and observation than their predecessors. (21)
• Thus, in the Greek tragedy we find the principal features of the modern opera—scenery, dramatic action, solo and choral singing, the orchestra. (3)
• With just that extra pinch of shrewdness and decision imparted by long residence in a new country, Val had seen the weak point of modern breeding. (8)
• The organ compositions of the modern French school are characterized by grace, refinement and originality, coupled with a certain dignity and elegance. (3)
• With a malicious smile, Gyp watched her retirement among the little tables and elaborately modern chairs till her tall figure had disappeared behind a column. (8)
• As modern life became faster, looser, younger, Soames was becoming older, slower, tighter, more and more in thought and language like his father James before him. (8)
• Unlike the modern impressionistic school, his art is based on essentially musical ideas and their contrapuntal treatment; it is architectural rather than pictorial. (3)

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