Sentence examples for a perfect era from inspiring English sources

Then there is also the snarling association of modernity with mediocrity or degeneracy, an insistence on morality and racial or religious purity, an appeal to a mythic past imagined as a perfect era of stability and firm values.

Now it includes a run-in with a Yankees player during the playoffs, a perfect ERA in the postseason and an opportunity to pitch in the World Series as a 31-year-old rookie.

There isn't good TV on the weekend until Sunday night (WALT NOOOOOO) so unless you have been lassoed into a full-season marathon, the yoke of Perfect Era television will not descend on your social life on the weekend, which means, I guess, being out in the air taking car rides and making stabs at adventures and getting allergies and hating your pants and stuff.

After all, paper is the transitional stopgap that gives our society time to figure out complex issues – and perhaps eventually deliver a perfect, paperless era with systems that truly fit the modern, creative, and free world.

"There is no perfect era," he said.

The earlier decade was filled with iconoclasm, rebellion and a sense of aggressive seeking--a perfect reflection of the turbulent era in which it emerged.

How was he a perfect villain for our era of the Stuxnet virus, cyberterrorism and international hacking scandals?

In this way, he was a perfect man for his era, and perfectly unsuited to live in it.

His replacement, Arthur Daley, was a sunny fabulist with a strong sense of decency and fair play, a perfect storyteller for the era of Joe D., cold war Olympics and Arnie's Army.

Spence D. of IGN praised the single, calling it "'70s retro mode" and a perfect homage to the era of mainstream excess.

The movie hit theatres a few years before the 1992 riots in Los Angeles and can been seen as a perfect encapsulation of that era's contentious race relations.