Sentence examples for element of the age from inspiring English sources

Arizona was still a territory in 1906; frictions between the Eastern establishment and the disappearing frontier were a defining element of the age.

Ten weeks or no, Morley had already given Bowie much thought in the years prior to that shockingly sudden death: he was, after all, part of the team that put together the V&A's sensationally successful exhibition David Bowie Is (which inevitably becomes a meta-textual element of The Age of Bowie).

The chief elements of the Age of Eliot are no longer with us & may never return: the belief that poetry can be redemptive; the conviction that history underlies poetry.

In spite of this complexity, until very recently the majority of studies focused on separate elements of the aging process.

To separate out those elements of the ageing phenotype that are due to inactivity from those which are intrinsic to the ageing process, we recruited 125 adults aged 55-79 whadhad maintained a high level of physical activity through their adult lives.

So it was a key element of the golden age of film – as both narratives and commercial enterprises – that some movie characters were better than others.

Recently King, Paulsen and a few others in the group advocated abandoning the central element of the Aquarius Age commune--the sharing of resources--in favor of the prevailing ethos of the 1980s: the bottom line.

Based on the time-dependent constitutive models of the reinforcements, the finite element models of the aging columns are constructed.

Conversely, Heelas rejected this categorisation; he believed that while elements of the New Age movement represented NRMs, this was not applicable to every New Age group.

7. Connectivity Connectivity is a key element of the next digital age.

What are the elements of the "information age"?