Sentence examples similar to bygone era mentioned from inspiring English sources

At Louis Vuitton, a pink rubber dress is decorated with clusters of rubber and tulle blossoms, recalling bathing caps of a bygone era -- sweet yet subversive (not to mention expensive: $6,150).

Those dinners are mentioned in Mann and Ornstein's new book, not as an emblem of a bygone era of comity, but as the original "seeds of dysfunction".

That's a bygone era.

It seems like a bygone era.

In a bygone era, tragic events birthed social reforms.

Perhaps the problem is amorality or nostalgic thinking trapped in a thankfully bygone era.

It's an enjoyable wallow in a bygone era.

He laments a bygone era of stability, reciprocity and trust.

Some expressed feelings of connection to a bygone era.

Right-to-buy is a policy for a bygone era.

The decor of this stylish restaurant evokes that bygone era.