| The most impressive thing about the episode was its sheer contemporariness. |
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| They seldom bother to analyze the basis of those ideologies and their contemporariness. |
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| The contemporariness of the themes and ideas, which Hugo tried to strongly convey through his works, is striking. |
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| What I like these days about visiting Berlin is the creative tension between the old run down corners and the contemporariness in art, streetlife, architecture. |
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| Organizations and the way the work is organized reflect the contemporariness of the societies in which they are inserted. |
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| Nelson, a children's author with 28 years of teaching experience in public schools, emphasizes contemporariness above all. |
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| One reason among many that this color felt so wrong was that its contemporariness short-circuited the sculpture's ability to travel through time. |
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| This very modern template package consists of a beautiful mix between symmetry and contemporariness. |
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| The contemporariness of the sculpture is the success of the park. |
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| The strategic choices made in outfitting the stand were extremely successful, and the contemporariness of the materials themselves attracted a broad spectrum of visitors. |
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