Sentence examples similar to an era when establishment from inspiring English sources

In an era when the Establishment and the counterculture clashed daily, this crossroads proved surreal (though no more surreal than the Tigers rallying from 3-1 down to defeat the mighty Cardinals in seven games).

He was a real-life Bigfoot, an instant folk legend in an era when outlaws seemed more appealing than the establishment goons who brought you Vietnam and Watergate.

Others were surprised by the sheer speed of Mr. McGreevey's downfall, that he was able to take the state and the national political establishment by surprise, that -- in an era when so much in politics is vetted and fine-tuned with polls -- there had been no leaks.

My parents lived in an era when norms mattered more.

But in an era when party leaders are ceding power to grass-roots conservatives who are defined by populism and often anger at institutions, it is not clear that there is a meaningful Republican establishment any longer – or if there is, that its efforts to exert influence would be anything but counterproductive to its cause.

In an era when K Street firms serve as holding pens for political operatives and landing pads for retired lawmakers of both parties, the profusion of lobbyists around Mr. Romney's campaign in part reflects the growing embrace of his candidacy by the Republican establishment, including most of the party's elite donors and dozens of members of Congress.

This is an era when executives need to be partners".

In an era when MCs such as Run-DMC.

This was an era when Greek thought mattered.

They were also done during an era when anticoagulation protocols were different than current protocols.

However, this concept dates from an era when remodelling of the postnatal brain was thought impossible.