Sentence examples for era defined by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "era defined by" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a specific period characterized by particular features or events. Example: "The 1960s was an era defined by social change and cultural revolution."
We live in an era defined by extinctions.
The result will be further downward pressure on living standards in an era defined by working poverty.
Steinberg's heroically detached intelligence belongs to an era defined by heroes who not only inspired but practically demanded emulation.
It was an era defined by that constant seeking of the next conversation, the next potential client/customer/broker/date.
We are currently living in the anthropocene age: the geological era defined by humanity's impact on the planet.
"Downton" and "Girls" serve as bookends in an era defined by a growing cult of the self.
Reading these lines now, in an era defined by a black Presidency, the kill-whitey rhetoric has an almost comic undertone.
In an era defined by the optimism of Oasis's Live Forever, one of Earl Brutus' musical calling cards was titled Life's Too Long.
We live in an era defined by extinctions, as Elizabeth Kolbert reveals in The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History (Bloomsbury £20).
You can argue that this is coincidence but it feels to me like a conspiracy of artistic inspiration, a response to an era defined by guilty fear.
In a political era defined by declining public investment, think back on all the basic services that America's tech overlords have attempted to recreate.
