Sentence examples for as an era from inspiring English sources

No. They'll think of it as an era of spectacle".

It's simply inaccurate to describe this period as an era of deregulation.

He described the nahda as an era "when Arabs could look to the future with optimism".

The 1970s era is still now being uncovered as an era of dark secrets.

By any measure, a three-decade tenure qualifies as an era, and this one was ending.

In 25 or 50 years, will people look at this as an era of spectacular clothing?

The '60s — that is, as an era of political agitation and upheaval — didn't end in the '60s, of course.

The 25-year period following World War II can be viewed as an era in which the nature of economics as a discipline was transformed.

Emotions mixed in Finland as an era ends Nokia was named after Nokianvirta, the Finnish river, where the business first began as a paper mill in the 1800s.

Several recent compilations prove the point, showing especially the vitality of the 1970s as an era in which funk slithered easily across borders.

As corporate raiders faded into the mythology of the 1980s, the 1990s came to be defined as an era of arranged marriages.