Sentence examples for a different age now from inspiring English sources

But we're in a different age now.

"We are living in a different age now - William and Harry are more modern and so laidback".

Not data comparing people from different ages now, but how people of the same age group differ on the same reliable measures across different points in time.

We live now in a different age.

That interview took place only 20 months ago, but it now seems a different age.

The Barak-Arafat meeting, which took place in what now seems a different age, included a stroll by the leaders in Mr. Barak's garden, and ended with a farewell kiss on the cheek from Mr. Arafat.

The opening months of the season must now seem like a different age to him.

We now live in a different age of emails instead of letters, text messages instead of phonecalls, and Facebook "friending" and "poking" are seen as a real relationship bond.

But today is a different age.

The fact that nationalising railways is even on the agenda now suggests we are living in a different age.

Economic theory now needs to recognize that we have entered a different age of global markets and competing economies.