modernness

How To Use modernness In A Sentence

• Human civilization has grown to its present day modernness thanks to scientific advances. Review: _Something Magic This Way Comes_ edited by Martin H. Greenberg & Sarah A. Hoyt
• As noted above, creationists do not have a really satisfactory explanation for the increasing modernness of fossils.
• 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. Representative Men
• It sat on a hill that gave a fantastic view of the Nile, its porch open to the breeze and offering an Old World elegance that sharply contrasted with the high-rise modernness of the New Cataract Hotel that adjoined it. From This Beloved Hour
• He seeks this thing which we may call modernness, for no better word to express the idea presents itself. Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Volume 4
• The real origin of all these flags is severely obfuscated by myth and legend, in spite of its relative modernness and high popularity.
• It gave the coupe a feeling of elegance and modernness.
• To some extent he attained his object, but his success was limited; and his teaching affected by what I can only call a modernness of temperament in me, which no force of tradition wholly destroyed or stifled. The King's Mirror
• To be sure, there were aspects of Germany he did not care for -- he found Berlin suffering from the same "modernness, ugliness, and bigness" of Boston -- and at the end of his second semester he moved to England, which he found Dan Miller: "Harvard, We Have a Problem"
• The whole collection was about the moderness of New York City, and the modernness of the buildings.