Sentence examples for digital days from inspiring English sources

In these digital days, where anything goes, "tame" airbrushed photographs of naked women look hopelessly old-fashioned.

In these digital days, not knowing the difference between memory and hard disk space can be grounds for social ostracism.

In a few decades, will we look back at our freewheeling digital days as the digital equivalent of the era of smoking in movie theaters and airplanes?

In these digital days, how could Rolling Stone ever imagine it could keep such an agenda-setting story to print alone?

In these arguably drier digital days, discussing such cosmic flourish could be seen as an attempt to trivialise Tosh's political seriousness.

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It's enough to make you nostalgic for those ramshackle pre-digital days.

Taking them away from the centre of their operations was, in those pre-digital days, a poor decision.

Back in the very pre-digital days, the writer A. J. Liebling famously remarked that freedom of the press was guaranteed only to the man who owned one.

When corrections did have to be made in those pre-digital days, they would feature on random pages, rather than in a fixed place.

The clock, in a square oak case, is a relic from the pre-digital days when Grand Central rolled out a red carpet - literally - for the 20th Century Limited.