Sentence examples for a simpler age of from inspiring English sources

The next ring records a simpler age of industry-education alliance, the midcentury Modernist box of the Annenberg School for Communication.

Still, the film gets points for trying to bake several 1950s B-movie ingredients — rebellious juvenile delinquents; well-worn science-fiction themes; film noir cynicism and femmes fatales; rock 'n' roll musicals; glorious black-and-white film stock — into a knowing homage to a simpler age of cinema.

Various venues, Sat & Sun; for a full list of venues see funpalaces.co.uk LG If you want a taste of a simpler age in our harried times then Thornton Wilder's classic of the US theatrical repertoire, Our Town, will appeal.

Chapter 11 is the product of a simpler age, when creditors were creditors, and they just wanted to get paid.

To admirers, he represented the vanishing purity of a simpler age, a time when rocks and mountains were to be ascended only from the ground up, without advance rigging.

The BlackBerry Intelligent keyboard is back as well, a reminder of a simpler age when the company could still count on its physical QWERTY as a major selling point as the competition increasingly fled to touchscreen typing.

Does the song reflect a yearning for a simpler age, before the social and sexual revolution of the 1960s?

This might due to a simple age effect or a response of the household to the negative effects of the earthquake on their welfare.

These projections are based on the fit of a simple age and birth cohort model to male pleural cancer mortality from 1970 to 1989 for six countries (Britain, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands and Switzerland) which together account for three-quarters of the population of Western Europe.

A simple age- and sex-stratified random sample of the residents aged 25 64 years living on the principal island (89% of the total population) was included.

We begin by describing a simple age-structured model of TB transmission with alternative assumptions about survivorship.