Significats de modernness en anglès

Other illustrations of the modernness of Lanier's scholarly work are easy to cite.

A still more noteworthy characteristic of Lanier's scholarship is the modernness of his work.

I am struck, in reading him, with the extreme modernness of his style and spirit.

The modernness of the Universal first man I ever knew who was constantly smoking cigarettes.'

The modernness of all good books seems to give me an existence as wide as man.

Lanier's modernness of mind has already been illustrated in his attitude to music and to scholarship.

This is an anomalous feature and suggests modernness.

There is an irresistible charm in the freshness, the vividness, the extreme modernness of this little tale.

Dr. Muir(2) says that the hymn "has every character of modernness both in its diction and ideas".

He seeks this thing which we may call modernness, for no better word to express the idea presents itself.

The dramatic force, the tender passionate insight, the fearless modernness with which the story was told, made it almost unbearable.

Where this work is done best, it shows, in both the elementary and high schools, balanced understanding and complete modernness.

Moreover, she resents modernness of every kind, including the steam-engine, the electric telegraph, the continent of North America, and myself.

He was a passionate lover of mountains, with that modern spirit which finds in them man's best refuge from modernness.

Where the teaching is at its best in both the elementary and high schools of Cleveland, the work exhibits balanced understanding and complete modernness.

The modernness or antiquity of an action, therefore, has nothing to do with its fitness for poetical representation; this depends upon its inherent qualities.