| Marguerite must be secure enough in her technique to approach the role contemporarily, with a little more of a rounded back and modern dancer's flow and line. |
| The argument evolved into what is contemporarily known as the trait theory of leadership. |
| Holding contemporarily pressed the keys S1 and S2 it can manually activate the pump. |
| Art seems to be forgetting its job, to tell the story of the time we live in, and to truthfully show us ourselves and our nature within that time, including contemporarily reviewing the past. |
| Finally a cautionary note was provided: It is important to note that there are systemic variables that must be contemporarily dealt with. |
| Newman seems to refute the idea that we're mere meat puppets, whether it be God jerking our strings or, more contemporarily, we're at the mercy of our genes and hormones. |
