modernist

IPA: mˈɑdɝnʌst

Examples of "modernist" in Sentences

Such efforts at synthesis were paralleled by two other thrusts in Italian modernist circles.
He said he also just wrote a 7,000-word essay for the journal Gastronomica explaining his use of the term "modernist."
Nonetheless, The Secular City was popular in modernist Christian circles, until they moved on to the next demi-prophet
The name modernist then will be appropriate only when there is question of opposition to the certain teaching of ecclesiastical authority through a spirit of innovation.
It will surprise no one to learn that the New-Critical approach to poetry that still dominates our classroom practice enshrines certain modernist preferences as general laws.
But his most influential was to transform the way people looked at jazz, to transform the genre into a true modern art with all the complexities that can be found in modernist theater and painting.
The painting is the inaugural work of an outstanding exhibition at Berlin's German Historical Museum called "Cassandra: Visions of Catastrophe 1914-1945," which documents an uncanny prophetic streak in German modernist art.