Sentence examples for idyllic era from inspiring English sources

This is, he says, not an idyllic era in which to head the Finance Committee.

The expectation until this year was that the new generation would filter into the senior squad, spurring an idyllic era.

Jack Straw was home secretary in what by now looks like an idyllic era of calm competence.

The 1950s are today considered almost an idyllic era, economically, in which most families could prosper with only a single breadwinner.

Painstakingly restored, studded with unusual found objects and glowing with an almost unearthly light, in its mood and spare décor, this house seems a throwback to an idyllic era.

Although Party Out Of Bounds largely focused on post-1980 nightlife, we felt it was essential to give a nod to the 70s scene a more idyllic era before the onslaught of HIV/AIDS.

Some commentators have pegged the popularity of Martha Stewart to a longing for an idyllic past era.

It is a political trick that plays on the nostalgic fears of aging Yuppies who hearken back to an idyllic Reagan era that never truly was.

Once upon a time, Letcher was like many other neo-pagan folk musicians: a practicing druid who believed the mythos that his faith and music were authentic recoveries from an idyllic pagan era.

It's hard to imagine a return to such an idyllic pastime in an era when we can't log off social media long enough to speak to each other.

Its idyllic setting seems plucked from another era.