Sentence examples for distant eras from inspiring English sources

And despite their evocations of distant eras, in some ways the Time Jumpers are oddly in tune with the present.

Even at its most lo-fi, the largely four-track recordings evince a keen pop ear, even if this is pop from a series of distant eras.

These are not works from distant eras, after all, but scores by composers who either still walk among us or — as with Schoenberg and Webern — were alive within the memories of some older performers.

The work not only solves this evolutionary conundrum; it also demonstrates the ability of an emerging technique to shed light on remains from distant eras.

Yet it is nonetheless the case that historical and intercultural engagement was, until and throughout this period, largely a matter of studying religious and cultural artefacts from temporally or geographically distant eras.

Now some of these might indeed favor distant eras, others might advantage more recent ones; the point is that NO RECORD is a purely objective fact.

Often the regulatory requirements are holdovers from a distant era.

What oblique precedents exist were established in a distant era.

It almost seems to be a disease from a distant era, like smallpox or bubonic plague.

In an even more distant era, the Indian attitude would prevail.

In some respects, 1988 has the feel of an alien, distant era.