great contemporaries

常見例句

His A Farewell to Arms is considered as a great genuine masterpiece among its contemporaries.
他的《永別了，武器》被認(rèn)為是那個(gè)時(shí) 代偉大的杰作。
How can we know who among our contemporaries will be remembered as great and which people, though famous today, will be forgotten in the future?
我們?cè)鯓硬拍苤勒l(shuí)在我們的同時(shí)代人將被視為偉大的，人們記住的，雖然著名的今天，就會(huì)被人遺忘的未來(lái)？
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There were other great contemporaries of his with whom I would not have ventured to take such liberties, nor would I have met with the like response if I had.
對(duì)于別的和他同時(shí)期的大人物，我就不敢冒昧去請(qǐng)求了，我就是去了，也得不到和他一樣的響應(yīng)。

Here Russian painters can be caught at the moment when they ceased to imitate their French and Italian contemporaries, as they had done under Catherine the Great, and started to discover their own distinct country of mysterious landscapes, fading light, desperate peasants and brooding great men.
ECONOMIST: Art from Russia
While Mr Inwood spends several pages describing the Great Fire of 1666, with the help of accounts by contemporaries such as Pepys and Clarendon, Mr Sheppard devotes a single paragraph to describing one of the seminal events in London's history—before moving on to the rather less gripping subject of the planning regulations that governed the rebuilding of the city.
ECONOMIST: London uncovered