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But let us take one more look before we return to modernity.

But to live in modernity is to experience it as home.

For as they see it, his idea of modernity is all things American.

People who were in touch with modernity had lost the sense of God.

It is, if you like, the dark side of modernity.

The future will free us from both identity and modernity.

It has become associated with the nature of modernity itself.

More important, have the changes of these 24 years brought the restaurant into modernity?

The idea is to introduce children to modernity, and to give them a better experience than they would get at home.

You might call it a case of modernity meeting tradition.

I love those layers of history and modernity coming together.

But his heart clearly lies in getting away from modernity.

In this way, true modernity was suppressed for over 300 years.

This lot are the public schools' great concession to modernity.

Jack had never seen the building and was surprised by its modernity.

Time and again she had earned the good mark of Modernity.

He is modernity as it now exists in that part of the world.

We would be foolish to believe that nothing good could come out of modernity.

The writers say that they did not want to force modernity onto the story.

On the other hand, we are not all charmed by modernity.

Finally in the 90's perhaps we can live with modernity."

But such modernity vanished as we left capital behind us.

The constitutional movement was concerned with modernity and human rights.

They are people who'd like to see a marriage between Islam and modernity.

In the process, they may be putting the modernity back into postmodern.

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

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

And apparently fairly new, judging by the modernness of the decor.

Income, popularity and modernness are not effective barometers of musical standard.

I know there are degrees of modernness.

Mr. Lagerfeld, oblivious, continued to talk about the modernness of the full skirt.

Those for it believe it will provide for more comfort and modernness for tourists.

The other two disapprove of Tini's modernness and her lack of attention to Tono.

From its title to its closing sentence, Tony Earley's first novel returns to basics, back to modernness in the old sense of the word.

So did its owners, who had rejected other bidders, Ms. Ethier learned, "who wanted to rip it up and fill it with this modernness," she said derisively.

This perpetual modernness is the measure of merit in every work of art; since the author of it was not misled by any thing short-lived or local, but abode by real and abiding traits.

And the relatively rough-hewn ceramics, whose asymmetrical forms and mottled glazes express a tolerance for chance and accident visible nowhere else in this exhibition, only insinuate another aspect of modernness into the proceedings.