Sentence examples for admirable era from inspiring English sources

For Balfour, a native of Canada, the period was an admirable era for the United States.

But suddenly, young architects and preservationists, in particular, saw its defacement not as a strategy for resuscitating a dead building but as yet another assault on an increasingly vulnerable and admirable era in 20th century architecture.

But I am not sure whether I will witness that admirable era again before I die.

The goals are admirable in an era when more students from a variety of racial and socioeconomic backgrounds entertain college-going dreams.

Either/Or's visit to the music that more or less sat on classical music's leading edge in the postwar era was admirable, even though some of us would just as soon forget that it all ever happened.

But its virtues were to some extent transferable to a more diverse society: The establishment had always been somewhat permeable to arrivistes, Jews and Catholics imitated WASP habits in the 1940s and 1950s, and in our era their admirable influence is still felt in figures as different as Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.

But he has not wavered in his anti-capitalist message, an admirable stance in an era when all values seem to stem from the idolatry of the free market.

Your editorial compares the era of the admirable and magnificent Tom Finney with what you obviously regard as the evils of the modern game (In praise of…, 17 February).

In recent years, we cousins have marveled to learn through the extended-family grapevine about the Sharps, an unexpected revelation of our shared link to two admirable figures from a perilous era.

Annie Lowrey, of the New York Times, tweeted, "There is something surprising, admirable, touching even, in the internet era, about the persistence of @ElBloombito".

It's an admirable attempt at realism in an era when even drug dealers and serial killers have smiles as bleached and bright as bathroom tile.