Now, although I am not disposed to undervalue the improvements of modern times, or to decry the advance of modern ideas in other departments, I am wholly unwilling to yield the palm to modern housekeeping.
He concluded from this, and was confirmed in his conclusions by the leading spirit of the Siegwart family, that, in direct contradiction to modern ideas, religion is the highest good.
Herein lies the difference between "modern ideas" and the antique regime.
The Parisians," on the contrary, is designed to illustrate the effect of "modern ideas" upon a whole community.
This society was doubtless selected for characteristic illustration as being the most advanced in the progress of "modern ideas.
The author's object in Chillingly being to illustrate the effects of "modern ideas" upon an individual character, he has confined his narrative to the biography of that one character.
The Parisians, on the contrary, is designed to illustrate the effect of "modern ideas" upon a whole community.
Modern ideas" also belong to this peasant insurrection of the north against the colder, more ambiguous, more suspicious spirit of the south, which has built itself its greatest monument in the Christian Church.
Notwithstanding the entreaties of young Walter, who is touched by modern ideas, his father, a moral and law-respecting citizen, turns Falder over to the police.
But a study of the development of modern ideas in most countries will prove that the drama has succeeded in driving home great social truths, truths generally ignored when presented in other forms.
David Roberts has all the mental and moral attributes of his adversary, coupled with the spirit of revolt, and the depth of modern ideas.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "modern ideas" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
