Sentence examples for era or so from inspiring English sources

It is the end of an era, or so we are told.

By Evan Osnos March 22, 2013 It is the end of an era, or so we are told.

No player so vividly advertised the growing problem of early-onset dementia among veterans of his era, or so unknowingly spurred the N.F.L. to recognize it.

This was the era, or so its enthusiasts insist, when American movies grew up (or at least started undressing actresses); when directors did what they wanted (or at least were transformed into brands); when creativity ruled (or at least ran gloriously amok, albeit often on the studio's dime).

11 era, when -- or so they imagine -- the nation stood united against the terrorist threat.

For the whole of the industrial era, 200 years or so - and the agricultural millennia before it - power was vested in the people who owned the means of production: land, factories, machines, printing presses, transmitters.

The Third Voice questions whether we have really moved into a new era or only done so on television.

It came to be called the steroid era, an inglorious decade or so of cheating by major league baseball players and a lack of action by baseball owners.

He is the finest American artist of what might be termed the personal-is-political era, which peaked fifteen or so years ago.

Over the last 30 years or so the era of so-called "postmodernism" has been based on the destruction of aesthetic values, authenticity and judgments of quality in art.

THE election on July 14th of Randi Weingarten as president marks a new era for the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), or so the union says.