twentieth-century

"Certainly there was a lot wrong with the twentieth-century way of life."

In fact, more than that, to the entire course of twentieth-century history.

We walked around for an hour, and she told me about different twentieth-century art.

Somebody knows a lot about what it was like to be a twentieth-century man.

What did they expect from a man brought up in twentieth-century environment?

Later twentieth-century development has been based on the area's natural beauty.

I was told a twentieth-century philosopher came up with that.

His works have had a big effect on twentieth-century fiction.

But civilized, twentieth-century Americans would not do to anyone else what they did to us.

Just a few hours earlier, we had arrived in real twentieth-century style.

Not at all what I expected in a twentieth-century man."

Some of them are not acceptable to all twentieth-century Christians.

As some great twentieth-century thinker had said, night must fall.

It is difficult to think of any twentieth-century president who was a more complete outsider.

And we did a lot of other twentieth-century things.

It seems to have a lot to do with how rapidly our twentieth-century world has changed, particularly in the West.

But then God's commands don't make sense if we try and look at them with twentieth-century attitudes.

A national gallery for the twentieth-century before the twentieth century's done?

He was a nineteenth-century mind who came crashing into twentieth-century America.

The office of Senate floor leader is very much a twentieth-century invention.

Have you never seen one of those twentieth-century French detective films?

But Smith doesn't let late twentieth-century historians off the hook.

"We've got a twentieth-century crime," she said through her hands.

In the west twentieth-century Europe was built to a great extent on social values.

And then you want some sort of twentieth-century behavior.