Sentence examples for era better from inspiring English sources

Blacker-than-thou attitudes are remnants of an era better left forgotten.

A better era, better than his own, he hopes, awaits his children.

Princeton's surviving crafts went to museums, footnotes to a creative postwar era better known for helicopters, jets, and rockets.

How can loyalty regain respect in an era better versed in its costs than in its benefits?

While his admirers praise his ability to reach and persaude the public, his detractors call him a politician of the sound-bite era, better at symbol than substance.

For nothing has summed up the promise and confusion of American life in the post-cold-war era better than "The Simpsons".

Anxiolytic premedication before non-ambulatory surgery in adult patients may have become of less importance in an era of better preoperative patient information.

To determine the frequency of cardiac alterations in necropsies of AIDS patients in pre-HAART era and better understand the pathogenesis of HIV-related cardiomyopathy.

In Mr. Armani's collection, there was a sweetly (as opposed to cloyingly) nostalgic mood, a tacit allusion to a similarly flush era, to better times.

Still, there is a great deal to accomplish.Some 16 years after the reformasi that ended the Suharto era, a better life remains elusive for many Indonesians.

This faith in Ivy League rationality may also help to explain Obama's initial abundant confidence about ushering in a new era of better, if not good, feelings.