Sentence examples for era considered from inspiring English sources

My mother, being a woman of her era, considered the problem hers.

BEIJING — The Emperor Wan Li was the longest-reigning monarch of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), an era considered by some historians to have been one of the most prosperous in human history.

To stop the world's temperature from rising more than 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above the pre-industrial era — considered by most climate scientists as the prudent limit — emissions must fall much faster.

But, to take an example from our own era, consider Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's disastrous reinvention of modern military operations for the 2003 invasion of Iraq, in which he insisted on deploying far fewer ground troops than were needed.

Mr Hamilton, who takes a special interest in tracing the connections between the artistic and scientific communities of the Victorian era, considers Faraday's scientific achievements alongside his artistic leanings and strong religious beliefs.

This was a richly enjoyable and fascinating comedy which took on an unfamiliar subject: the early 60s folk scene, and Oscar Isaac stepped up to a starring role, the moody, unhappy singer-songwriter, historically stranded at the end of the pre-Dylan era, considering whether to abandon his musical vocation.

Being a homosexual in that era was considered morally repugnant, punishable, and curable".

For many around the state, the Hayne era is considered to be over and any problems fixed.

This arrangement was satisfactory to the medical doctors of the era, who considered that bloodletting was necessary but beneath their dignity.

Joe Bugner, another pre-eminent fighter of the era widely considered to be the greatest in boxing history, lost to Frazier five months after being beaten by Ali in 1973.

A flurry of hasty rebuilding in the Mussolini era is considered now to have been insensitive, but we didn't complain when we climbed up on the partly restored amphitheater for a view of the stage and a perspective on the town.