contemporaneity , also: contemporaneousness

The park's lighting, in particular, sends a strong message of contemporaneity.

But looking past those signs of contemporaneity one could see in the mind's eye the way the ceremony must have been many centuries years ago.

The history of video game development shares approximate contemporaneity with media violence research in general.

Contemporaneity - the atmosphere of the present - is Mau's product.

The problem with contemporaneity is that it is right under our noses.

But the mood now also favors less flamboyant responses to contemporaneity.

The tension between tradition and contemporaneity is but one source for this highly energized design.

When a building is dedicated to contemporaneity, as the New Museum will be, the design should add to the present.

Rather, it would have increased the sense of contemporaneity that is very much the strongest thing about it.

The contemporaneity is evident from the man in the Oval Office to the members of his staff.

Contemporaneity isn't the only measure of a congruent experience and sensibility.

And the circulation of language is the lifeblood of contemporaneity.

"Neither antiquity nor contemporaneity with the statute is a condition of validity," he said.

Critics complain that in their contemporaneity, some of these books lack literary art and analytical depth.

Perhaps no object symbolized contemporaneity more than the saxophone.

Contemporaneity is the exception on the Great White Way.

Yet all this flimsy and, to tell the truth, rather flimsily presented contemporaneity is barely a skin.

Inadvisedly, the director has seasoned the setting and atmosphere with more than a soupcon of contemporaneity.

A vertical reading conveys an impression of the contemporaneity of ideas, events and people.

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The narrative style of a novel betrays more of an author's contemporaneity than all his plots.

Yet how often has it been set out in art with the actuality and the contemporaneity that Freud brings to it?

This is how one might begin to imagine Hadid's design: as an excavation into the field of contemporaneity.

Concurrence is also known as simultaneity or contemporaneity.

But Venice intuitively grasped another aspect of contemporaneity.