Sentence examples for an exceptional era from inspiring English sources

Looking back nearly thirty years later, one of the conference's organizers, the Nobel laureate Paul Berg, wrote, "This unique conference marked the beginning of an exceptional era for science and for the public discussion of science policy.

But, for now at least, he will be remembered for what he was: an exceptional, era-defining quarterback who somehow managed to ally his superstar talent with an affable everyman demeanour.

Mr. Lessig treats that exceptional era as the model for aspiration.

"My basic duty is not to cling to office, nor even more so, to obstruct the rise of people much younger, but to pass on experiences and ideas whose modest value arises from the exceptional era in which I lived," said the statement attributed to Mr. Castro, who is 81.

Besides, the job paid $150 a month--an exceptional wage for the Depression era.

Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) is an exceptional scientist who opened a new era in medicine and biology.

The top of Australia's batting order was, for a long and remarkably prosperous era, dominated by an exceptional cohort of players born between 1970 and 1975.

Part of the reason the boomers' childhood classics endure is that the postwar era really was an exceptional time in American history: jobs were plentiful, the economy was booming, and America's influence on the world stage was at its peak.

"Rossmoyne is an exceptional neighborhood with homes from different eras and design that are no longer prevalent in modern construction," said Mayor Frank Quintero, who once led the homeowners group that's in charge of the historic designation effort.

An exceptional crisis requires an exceptional response.

A hybrid of Hermès and Liberty will be born from an exceptional collaboration between the Paris house and the London store, known for its Art Nouveau-era prints.