Sentence examples for era full of from inspiring English sources

An era full of challenges that we must face united and of opportunities which we must take up together.

Now begins a Conservative-Liberal era full of unknown risks – and the chance for Labour to renew itself once more.

The entity reconciliation (ER) problem aroused much interest as a research topic in today's Big Data era, full of big and open heterogeneous data sources.

This being a difficult British band (at the beginning of an era full of them), it found the finished album unsatisfactory and more or less disavowed it.

As when his mother took power from the dictator Ferdinand Marcos in 1986, his supporters pray that this marks a new era full of the promise of clean, stable politics and economic prosperity.

And what of Jason Bonham, the big question mark of what has been — there's no way to prove this scientifically, but let's just round it off — the most anticipated rock reunion in an era full of them?

His trio of books, Empire of Death (a history of ossuaries), Heavenly Bodies (the sage of Baroque era full bodied jeweled skeletons), and Memento Mori (a global look at the display of the dead) are award winning and have been translated into multiple languages throughout Europe and Asia.

But Anderson's pictures of middle-class Southern blacks in the civil-rights era are full of matter-of-fact revelations.

WB Yeats's journals of his early London years touch on some of the same themes, French art and music of the Debussy era is full of associations and theories of this kind, and the Viennese were given an especially fruity prompt in this direction by Freud.

In the social media era, chock full of ninjas, gurus, and wizards who think the best way to communicate is nothing more than an empty marketing pitch, it's never been more important to learn how to communicate truly.

Smith's latest paintings were inspired by vintage photographic portraits of men from the Victorian/Edwardian era — images full of stiffness and formality.