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How delightful that in an era as crude as ours this finely composed new novel by Amor Towles stretches out with old-World elegance.

It must have been delightful for a Depression-era audience to be able to ignore such questions, and it was rather audacious of the playwrights to do so.

His interviews from this era have a delightful quality, full of self-deprecation and jaunty humour.

But despite a hurried conclusion, it is still one of the more delightful musical comedies of the era, and its cynically irreverent attitudes toward literature, history, patriotism, and show business have a decidedly contemporary ring.

But opening the season with Le Poème Harmonique's delightful nod to the early Venetian Baroque era was a great idea.

To them, I realized, this was who he was: a lovely old man filled with delightful tales about the thirties and forties, the era to which the music tinkling out of the piano belonged, an era of cleverness and confidence.

But the delightful imagination of their playing transcended any historic era.

The cruddy video quality and geeky insularity of the early computing era are fondly rebooted in this delightful retro farce.

Ashton's delightful conceit is to set everything in the Victorian era, as David Walker's sets and costumes make obvious.

Arthur Robins's illustrations are delightful, and there is a charming Swallows and Amazons-era innocence to the story, written in rhyme.

And yet something important will go: wreckage, the traces of a previous era that have no official curator and are therefore delightful to find.